theo lacey alone dwarfs many state prisons. >> i have an assistant sheriff at theo lacey. likes to say we don't have andy of mayberry. we don't have otis coming into the jail tank. that's not the kind of county jail inmate we've got. we have 400 people in custody for murder today. we don't have people in jail for simple possession of marijuana, like some people might think. we have some very serious felony inmates in our custody. >> hands behind your back. >> unlike prison inmates, who have all been convicted of crimes, most jail inmates have only been accused and are being held awaiting trial or the resolution of their charges. still, violence can suddenly break out in jail, just as it does in prison. >> when you're dealing with jails full of predators, there's always going to be prey. the inmates prey on each other, cause disturbances, cause big situations to occur. what happens is, the deputies that are on scene will try to control it. they do a great job. once they start to lose a little bit of control, what they'll do is they'll give us a call. >> sergeant hernandez i

if you want to follow theo, his twitter handle is theo at theo the bold.fessional twitter handle. but he is fighting us. still to come, home sweet home. we talk to one of the new breed of firms promising to make getting a property loa n promising to make getting a property loan quicker and simpler. ministers have rejected proposals from mps to clean up the huge environmental impact of fast fashion, which sees 300,000 tonnes of clothing burned or buried in the uk every year. a report, published in february, called on the government to "end the era of throwaway fashion", through recommendations covering environmental and labour market practices. for instance, introducing a 1p charge on each item of clothing to pay for better clothing collection and recycling. we arejoined now by the mp, mary creagh, who chaired the environmental audit committee. why have these proposals been rejected? we are very disappointed. we heard through evidence that the model of cheap throwaway fashion is literally costing us the earth. it is based on overproduction of clothes, overc

a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail.would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer and i just talked to her again today and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzales says his new cellmate is helping him adjust to the change. >> right away we connected a lot, especially if you want to learn and he's getting me into more about god and jesus and got me a bible and we do bible study every day. >> have you accepted jesus christ as your lord and personal savior? >> yep, right when i first started coming here, i totally decided to let him fully in my life and i got rid of all my sins and blessed him for everything that i'

theo in paris at the airshow, thank you very much.y we have mentioned already, the us president says he has a very good telephone conversation with chinese leader xi jinping telephone conversation with chinese leader xijinping on telephone conversation with chinese leader xi jinping on tuesday. and their trade talks would continue at next week's g20 summit injapan. the news sent financial markets higher. monica miller is in our asian business help. it is what markets have been waiting to hear and we really saw the asian markets, for example, bounce higher. yes, in fa ct, example, bounce higher. yes, in fact, asian shares hit a week highs as investors a re fact, asian shares hit a week highs as investors are just hoping that this protracted trade war may finally come to an end. today, we saw the shanghai blue chips rose about1.9%, saw the shanghai blue chips rose about 1.9%, that is a six peak. japan‘s nikkei got1.8 about 1.9%, that is a six peak. japan‘s nikkei got 1.8 while australia added 1.1 to its highest in11 australia added 1.1

now, among other boys and i was talking to my older son theo at home and he said mom, why are you soough on african and i said theo, it's not okay to grope a woman anywhere on her body without her consent is not okay to forcibly kiss a woman ever without her consent, it's not okay for senator franken and it's not okay for you. i needed to have clarity on that and is not going to remain silent. that was my decision. senator franken's decision of whether or not he wanted to resign or whether or not he wanted to wait to his next election. but democratic donors are angry because i stood by the women including a young woman who worked in congress that's on them. [applause] >> you've also -- one point during this whole controversy you said you believed looking back that bill clinton should've resigned for his actions during the monica lewinsky scandal and as you know some people in the clinton team said you're very comfortable with bill clinton when he took heller clinton's decision in the senate and have the support of the clintons and this in effect they kill you of being opportunist. >>

theo leggett, bbc news.ting he might never play competitive tennis again, two—times wimbledon singles champion andy murray is back. this week, in his first match since having a major hip operation in january, he'll play in the doubles at the queen's club tournament. but can he make a full comeback? our sports correspondent david ornstein reports. the sight of andy murray on a tennis court is one it seems we might not see again, but the scot is as determined as they come, having undergone make or break a hip surgery and a gruelling rehabilitation programme, he's back. it wasn't living life like how i would want to. like i finished practising and literally ijust wanted to have my feet up the rest of the day and not do much more. whereas now, you know i'm doing all the things i used to really, really enjoyed doing and getting to play some tennis as well and having fun with that and it's great. his return to action comes with caution. no singles for now, rather doubles, partnering feliciano lopez at queens. the

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theo leggett is at the paris air show. theo.n the opening day of the paris airshow, one of the biggest gatherings of the aerospace industry in the world and boeing has been apologising a great deal. it has been promising to leave no stone unturned in order to make sure that in future the 737 max is absolutely safe to fly. that aircraft is generally considered to have crashed because of a failure of a software system, which boeing is now trying to sort out. but there are influential voices in washington who also believe that the pilots should bear some of the blame for that crash, and as simon browning now reports, that message has gone down very badly in ethiopia. parked and hidden away. four boeing jets not seen since they were confined to the spot at the end of the runway here in addis ababa. the fifth jet, the fleet‘s sister aircraft, was lost in a devastating crash just six minutes after taking off back in march. around the world, the boeing 737 max is now grounded. this is the village of hama quntushele, about 125 kilometre

environmental protection and were determined to build something here for the next generation goldline theo's the multimedia environment series on d.w. . la. one square kilometer off red rock in the middle of the north sea this is tell of the west germany supposedly high seas island. just enjoying nature letting the wind blow all around you can't relax if that's what you.

it is great to be here with theo, -- with you, jim. lou? you wrote the bible about how to run for president. thank you. shannon is here. joe foster, it is his birthday today. what a great way to celebrate his birthday. we have the former new hampshire attorney general who is out here somewhere. thank you for being here. kathy sullivan, the former chair. to canada.nsel we can see canada from our porch. we love canada and minnesota. it is great to see you. the british council is here. thank you. you.reardon, thank the senior advisor to jeanne shaheen. scott merrick is doing an incredible job for me. his girlfriend is here. she just graduated from law school. keep her in mind. [laughter] they have been dating for five years. i have the whole story about how they met, while they were both working for jeanne shaheen. it was during a martin o'malley speech. [laughter] i am hoping something else will happen while he is working for me. and my husband, thank you. we missed the bruins game. we are happy for you. we were in iowa, coming back here. i a

i have retweeted a story my colleague theo leggett has put on about ethiopian airlines and what theydisaster. that's on twitter and phil will be there at the paris air show. let's talk about carlos ghosn's legal battle because his wife told the bbc that the former nissan chairman's arrest was "a conspiracy". the japanese carmaker disputes the claim, arguing that there was substantial evidence against him. carole ghosn told michelle fleury in new york, she is appealing to president trump to apply pressure when he goes to japan for the upcoming g20 summit. the world leaders are going to be meeting at the g20 at the end of the month. i'd like president trump to speak to prime minister shinzo abe about fair conditions, fair trial conditions and to let me speak to my husband. and also to respect the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. when was the last time you saw your husband? i saw my husband when he got arrested on aprilfour, when the prosecutors stormed into the apartment at 5:15 am. they took us by surprise and they took carlos he was under arrest. and, he got dressed and

to supply all just like the utilities like electric power water and whatever it was to swallow the theo paean government offers tax incentives to attract foreign investors to these parks every morning buses drop thousands of ethiopian workers off at this one to work in its chinese own steel mill and other factories like chongqing based only found cars ethiopian wages have risen 50 percent in 10 years but they're still low enough to attract foreign investors. has not seen but competent to live i submitted just to tell you this worked ok be cheap because it's not a negative connotation so this is it's not multinationals like h. and m. and folks for moving in lured by the fact that the average ethiopian worker earns just $32.00 euros a month that's cheaper than bangladesh. and bara mental groups in south africa suing the government for failing to tackle air pollution and a north eastern province of. the area produces more than 80 percent of the country's coal and is the ported to have the highest nitrogen dioxide emissions in the world activists say the toxic waste produced by the plants n

. >>> before leafing the count, the white house madehe surprise visit theo play for t community of hah "vanity fair. many were colleagues of the governmen government we go to ron allen >> reporter: the morning of his ram maj, he play 16, and investigatorsay they don't know why >> he was not terminated >> was there a disciplinaron functi >> to my knowledge, the at condolences tthe families behaviors. >> within two minutes, the first on-scene, police wanted to be anxious to see how he moved through the building the suspect going through the all walls and breeches >> he was alive and taken into custody. and first aid was rendered to him. orr the orr dial they went in 15 minutes. >>hey were laughing. we're talking to each other. at the end of thday, they wouldn't get home ortresever. that's the haddest day of my life >> lalita, was a private soil. >> shelling was a friend of mine not only are they suspect employees. nair drefriends, neighbors, auchszers. >> reporter: at this hour, four wounded people remain haptized all in critical season >>> this latest high-profile mass shooting has re-i

theo leggett spoke to the chief executive of rolls—royce, warren east, about his compa ny‘s future plansal years we've been on an agenda of saying we need to contemplate a world where electrification makes an impact in the aviation world in terms of — in terms of greater fuel efficiency, less c02, et cetera, et cetera. and we've been doing a whole lot of stuff internally on that, we have three electrification projects under way, the siemens acquisition is about accelerating that. last week you embarked on a restructuring programme of the entire business, thatis programme of the entire business, that is resulting in thousands of job losses. is that going to be yea rs or job losses. is that going to be years or is there more pain to follow? we are dealing with the loss of net a600 jobs, it is a fundamental restructuring of some of our costs, some of our legacy cultural issues, making ourselves competitively fit for the 21st century, so we are right in the middle of the transformation now. i think when we've been through that, of course, part of being fit for the zist of course, part of bei

. >> theo loves a belly rub. >> we have all been there at the wedding. ceremony, bored sometimes out of our skull. it seems to drag on. >> this is about the truth about what's going through all of our heads while we smile for the groom and bride in our heads. it goes a little bit more like this. ♪ >>> you brides maids? >> you're popular. >> a bible verse? >> out in full force and you have no idea how petty they can get. >> there is a lot of single girls here. >> that's for three years. no single person here. >>>. >> that's low budget. they can get an uber. >> brutal. always that one person that says they are coming and send this message. >> come and watch the game. we could have done that. >> i know! >> could have brought the game to the wedding. >> funny that you say that. >> and we now pronounce you man and wife. >> fourth quarter. two minutes left. >> do you know if there is an open bar? all right. >> it's a dry wedding? >> that's where i draw the line. i feel like i have been trikd. a dry wedding. they're funding their honeymoon? >> give it a job. >>

especially at this scale. , theo the seismic activity floor is enforced. you can see i just started to pull a box out of here. i am pulling a box from the western shoshone defense system it deals with issues of sovereignty and and in northern nevada by the western shoshone tribe. this is box number three. type in the box number on the screen and pull it. the machine knows what been to pull -- which one to pool. i will be able -- this will tell me as soon as it populates, which item number i am looking for. look at the bar. i can see that this is the appropriate box. i will scan it out. show you guys, as an example. finished box there. it looks really pretty. i'm not sure exactly how many collections are there. the system can hold almost 800,000 items. a little bit over half full right now. the library is making more room. source.this is a great it allows us to have large collections. one of these can hold real --ately four many linear material. this, would be done with i would scan the box back in and tell the machine to go ahead and take it. that will jus

airbus chief executive guillaume faury speaking to the bbc‘s theo leggett.e disrupted the beginning of the uk chancellor's mansion house speech. he was able to continue after they we re he was able to continue after they were removed. looking at the markets, as you can see right now on your screens, despite us stocks closing at a record high overnight, not a good start for the asia—pacific markets this friday morning. the nikkei 225 down 0.1% and the all ordinaries index marginally in the red. thank you so much for investing your time with us. much for investing your time with us. iam rico much for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. much for investing your time with us. iam rico hizon. sport much for investing your time with us. i am rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. hello, this is bbc news. the top stories this our: president trump says iran made a big mistake in shooting down a us drone but adds it may not have been intentional. hong kong braces for another round of protests after the government fails to respond to demands to withdraw i

the bbc‘s theo leggett has been talking to one of them. how is this for unusual?from israeli manufacturer eviation, it has some wacky aerodynamics, it is funny shape, it has these long wings over here which come out here, to the engine. to me it looks like it is the wrong way round, but a p pa re ntly is the wrong way round, but apparently this arrangement reduces drag, very important if you are running off batteries. i am going to go under here, and if you would like tojoin me go under here, and if you would like to join me around go under here, and if you would like tojoin me around here, we can talk tojoin me around here, we can talk to the man who is responsible for it. pleased to meet you. likewise. tell me, why have you built a battery—powered plan? tell me, why have you built a battery-powered plan? ok, so we have built this plan because it makes sense. it is a smarter way to fly the regional distance. it makes it cheaper to operate, it actually makes for that... is the driving force. the fact the plane is electric as the driving force between what used to

the debate is getting theo up o. everyone can have their own position. >> check this out. here's mine. the hole right there is where the sound comes out. >> the rubber fitting thing makes it stay in better. >> that is right. upside-down is wrong. >> i still have cords. now?, too. >> i have the cords and 100 bucks in my pocket. >> sweatingday, the ear pods slipping out. it is going to be hot this afternoon. we're going to all be dealing with warmer temperatures. this is a live look outside in san francisco. starting out mostly clear. just a very shallow layer of fog across the bay. if you're on the other side in antioch and you're starting out with temperatures in the low 60s, it already feels warmer than normal. it will get hot pretty fast as we go throughout the morning and early afternoon. we have a lot of graduations today. san jose unified high school will have three graduations today at the municipal rose garden. so it is going to be really hot out there. make sure you have a hat and some sunscreen and you bring some bottles of water. because our temperatures will be

welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to read i had lines the theo piers army chief general set out in my column has died after being shots comes after a coup attempt in and out of state the u.s. president says the only stop strikes against iran for now gone from warns military action is still an option he also plans to impose additional sanctions against iraq . voters in turkey's largest city istanbul of began casting their ballots in a controversial rerun election to choose a new mayor results in the 1st after a legal challenge by the ruling on. irregularities. the leading protest group in sudan says it's accepted a plan for a transitional government put forward by ethiopia's need is doing mediating to resolve the crisis the plan proposes the immediate formation of a government for the next 3 years mohamed reforms. arriving in sudan's capital if europeans prime minister brought a glint of hope for many wanting change made in the african union have been trying to resolve the political crisis that's maad sudan for months his envoy i'm veiled a plan to form a transitional governm

a little bit of cloudiness, but 62 degrees tonight as theo windows n, a.c. off kind of night.our lunch hour tomorrow. we have low humidity. temperature around 72. more clouds as we finish off the day. the day is completely dry with the high of 78.ll rea nice again tomorrow unless you want those 90 degree days. here is late tomorrow night, early thursday morning. i'm talking about 2:00 a.m. w this ishen rain moves in. notice the bright colors here on future weather. 8:00 a.m., notice the orange there. that's going to slow you don as we track pockets of heavier rain moving through the area. a break on thursday around the midday hours. and heen we hit t afternoon hours and we'll see moresc tered showers and thunderstorms m nly between about 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. the storms later in the day on thursday cld have some strong winds and some hail as well. so for the most part right now thursday we're thinking widesprd rain, mainly early in the morning, then again during thes afternoon hour keep it dry friday. saturday, father's day, doug, on sunday, i didn't even have a chance to ask you

in the middle east to try to help theo's family get him back. the only really good news and that story is that ultimately, theo curtis is released and does come home and has been completely gracious with me and the new york times. it is one of those things that stays with you. had i been reading, you know, it would not have happens. i do hold myself responsible for that. >> asking questions here. take some questions. >> thank you. i worked for one year in the general counsel's office at at the des moines register years and years ago. >> i was a quad city times. you cast a big shadow. >> think i kidding. it's true. >> it's a wonderful paper. i know media lawyers do not like this kind of question, but i am wondering what legal channels there might be to hold to account like fox or right-wing outlets that do traffic and fake news. i am wondering why there is not the possibility of a libel suit where it is demonstrated or bringing back the doctrine imposed by the fcc or even unthought of like publishing something that is fault and showing actual mal

. >>> the largest of orange county's five jail facilities is the theo lacy jail. majority of inmates housed here have not been convicted but are awaiting trial on a variety of charges. such is the case with clarence butterfield. he's been here for two years and now his trial is only weeks away. >> it's a pretty hideous charge. i'm just being charged for, you know, killing my daughter. >> i found her dead about 11:45 on december 26th. i tried to like, revive her. but she was icy cold. it's like she had been dead for a while. all i did was sat there and looked at her for like two hours. >> why didn't you call the police. >> every time i call the police is i get arrested or hassled. all they would have done is i would have got arrested earlier. they weren't going to believe she was like that when i walked in. they're not going to believe that. >> butterfield has pled not guilty. >> it can't get much better than that, right? you can go around the world and not find anything close to this. i don't think they're really looking very hard to find the one-armed man. you kn

officialsaymet yesterd at theo ffice of advocacy. they agree toe help solve th killing. vigil for both women begin tonight.ne a second o at 7:30 at dupont circle. >>> dade thomas circle where new york avenue meets in d.c. they are trying to buy that piece of land and make it a better experience. s about 7.3 ience. millionllars. the current owner of the property bought it for over $2 million. that owner stands to make a good profit if they sell it to the city. no deal has been reached yet. >>> a protected bike land is being built in northwest. our news partner at wpot report that construction is happening at 14th street and n street. for commuters theroject begins at florida avenue northwest and run to thomas circle. ths is to make the commuter route more livable, drivable, and bikable. >>> embattled d.c. councilmanva jack has resigned from his position as metro board chair. he admitted to "the washington post" that ethics investigation found he violated metro's code of ethics. his last day on the board is next thursday. >>> we now know the trial date f of 11 people charg

let's talk about theo fth of july. so for your thursday, temperatures are going to be the low 90s.ng to be a hot day. rfect day for barbecuing. until the afternoon, we could see showers and storms pop. remember that that threat is about 40% chance and it's there through the evening hours. keep our fingers crossed. it's pretty early on. this isn't the most definitive forecast. this point, it's looking like we'll see some activity on the radar in ou region. storm team 4 ten-day joust loou heatwave making a comeback. three days in the 90s to make a heatwave and definitely break that tuesday, wednesday, thursday, all the way through next weekend really feeling a lot like summer. a few chances for showers and storms as the end of the week becomes unsettled. >> r aht. thank you so very much. >>> still ahead, more on the wild day in the nba. >>> plus, max scherzer shutting down his old team >>> sports desk. >> all right. big news for we're talking about kevin durant and tyree. >> yeah. >> and jordan. okay. happens.in how this does he pick up the phone and say, hey, man, i'm going to go? >

. >> this kid did exactly what we try to teach kids, why we teach them to dial 911, tell theo rator whereyou're calling from -- >> okay, okay. >> reporter: as comfortable in front of our camera as she is under pressure. 4.porting from montgomery county, news >> that's a child in crge there. >> who do you think runs that house? >> i got it, i got it. >> i did it, idid it right. >> way to go. way to go. >>> so great weather today. oh, mys. goodnes it was a gift. >> we would love a lot of days lik this. we'll get another one tomorrow i think. high temperatures tomorrow in the mid to upper 70s after a high temperature tod of 76. but right now it' on the cool side. it will be that way when you wake up tomorrow morning, too. walking around town, this is dupont circle. drop that number by 10 degrees and that'shat you get out there in the suburbs. only one guy out there wearing shorts. only one. did you see the guy? >> yes. briefly, as they say. >> out there right now, temperature is 65 degrees. winds out of the northwest, 8 miles per hour. 50 in winchester, 48 petersburg, west virginia. 53 gaith

our international business correspondent theo legget joins me with the details.he new issue might be, but what does it mean for plans to get this aircraft backin mean for plans to get this aircraft back in the air? on the face of it it means it will take longer and we don't know when the 737 max will fly again, some people said late summer or before the end of the year was looking more realistic that it might tip into next year and that will cost boeing money. the longer the delay goes on, the more it costs airlines who want to use the aircraft and the more it cost boeing but you have to put it in context. in the two accidents involving the 737 max, 346 people died, so there is no way the aircraft can be allowed back in the air by regulators until it can be pretty much guaranteed to be safe. nobody, not boeing, not the regulators, not the airlines, can afford for it to be involved in another accident. theo, thank very much. i am told that theresa may's plane has landed in osaka for the g20 summit. if she comes off that plane, we will show you the shot but i don't

sunscreens that include those ingredients provide theos mt protection. >> and they have the seal of approval, some, from the american cancer society. du wa some experts, some body of scientists ators who say this is okay. >> and sunscreen works. i'm y96ears old. so you know, it's re--ly good stuff. >> you only look 80. >> thanks, aaron.yo >> u guys are not right. >> probably not. >> definitely not. >> one or both of us h arealf a bubble off. no doubt about that >>> a clear sky overhead this morning. the northwest breeze which was a substantial northwest breeze yesterday afternoon has calmed down quite a bit during theni overt hours. it will be nowhere near as breezy today. we'll start out with the northwest wind. but eventually b later inhe day, the winds will turn back to the southwest. that's the beginning of the end of the cool, low humidityth wea we've enjoyed for the last 36 hours or so. it is borderline chilly now. mid 40s for much of the shenandoah valley. most of northern virginia, way down into the 40s this morning. even national airport oce again back-to-back mornings below 60 now

that one gets theo green dot t tell this one to go. hise gets the green dot and tells it go because those cars were here before we were in the intersection. we're stil told to stop. now we get the go. we get to go through and everybody is safe. and these connected car drivers are being asked to enter into an agreement not to break the rules, or else they could possibly be reported. we got a firsthand look on a closed d.c. parking lot. ford insist this isn'ie in the sky, but there are still some hurdles to clear. >> one of the reasons that we're here in d.c. is to talk with policy makers, the fcc for instance, because our technology is not allowed to operate within the spectrum. today a sign of the changing times as the car industry shifts into next gear. in the district, adam tuss, news4. >>> 100 years ago this week, congress approved the 19th iendment, finally giv women the right to vote. to mark the milestone the #19th and 100 is trending.me gan fitzgerald has more on how people celebrated this. he >> reporter: t artifacts and pictur

-dic group in theo p.-a it has had significant protests against the ruling the p.r. and this one of the things that i think was happening was that the president of an horace state was looking at the growth of local militias which were causing problems and we think that that was probably the reason that he was taken out and that was the posture in a state this is indicative of when you start to liberalize a authoritarian system i mean we've seen this elsewhere in the world other things start popping up and this i think is exactly what's happening in ethiopia my hope is that he will be up to still continue this reformist agenda and gradually deliver and then the tensions that we're seeing in ethiopia which were very visible over the last 48 hours will reduce now a powerful as quake has shaken indonesia's eastern provinces.

today, theo liberation of western europe began at these beaches of normandy.reatest invasion force in history landed here today to open the final stage of world war ii in europe. i am honored to be asked to share with you this solemn and historic commemoration. for this great allied undertaking, more than 70,000 american soldiers, sailors and oddsn overcame tremendous to secure these beaches. not here to celebrate, nor are we here to glorify battle. remember tois to say thank you, once again, to the veterans who stand before us and who live around us here. lie around us here. this peaceful countryside of today masks the horrors of half a century ago. we remember the men, the sacrifice, the willingness to risk everything to restore freedom and peace to a country for many who landed on these beaches. sadly, many of them were stories of fathers and uncles who had fought in this land barely a quarter-century before. for each of us here the memories return. we look to each of the veterans who has returned and say again thanks. we look to the white markers that surr

behind me, now the city hall, on the roof of that building that you see there, civilians were up on theonting a giant red cross symbol. they were doing that because this is the building to which in the end, 10,000 french vilians, residents of th town, came to seek sanctuary in the hours and days aer the d-day landings. they knew that the war was coming to their doorstep.cu they had been ed by german forces for several years. and they knew that the fight would be a bloody one here in llis town. 10,000 people inook refuge inside this building. they were during for 43 days of intense battle. if we just move the camera around, we take a look over these beautiful gardens inside -- in front of the city hall. y you see a bit of the cithind you. beautiful city, well worth a visit if you get the chance. but over there is the church, y d you can see that on the left-hand side tve not replaced the roof. they have left it as a memorial to some of the damage that was done here. i allied forceis said, bombed and destroyed a third of the city, and much of it lay in rubble. there are astonishing picture

with theo-called red flag law, they particularly seem to have a problem with police being able to take away guns beforene the can argue their case. they would have to appear before a judge to get back their firearms. >> i think that it is another way that the government can take guns wedn maybe they don't to. i think that there should be some scrutiny involved when it comes to taking them away from people. >> it sounds like a knee-jerk reaction to something that,yb yeah, sure, it might save a life, but at what cost?m: alhat is the cost? >> well, you are right, you are taking away my property. -- well, your rights, you are taking away my pheperty. aleem:alk of rights and the cost of such a law is something we kept hearing, even from some in law enforcement. one sheriff may have campaigned for the law, but others in the state say they would rather go to jail than take away guns from people. >> is that reay what you want to give your rhts up to, a subjective ruling from law enforcement applying to a court to say that someone's rights should aleem: but if it means it could potentially save

senator booker last night i think is one of theo people t keep an eye on. he m get momentum in the polls. >> let's bring aaron back in and talk about headway, if you would. any takeaways from you tonight? there's the spin room down there. everybody is trying to pushir theandidate as winners and losers. >> you are right. the surrogaes are in the room behind me. some of the candidates will come in tonight. i would agree with josh. i would add that i t nk there was a really strong showing last night from castro, that he may be able to move with some momentum anto the weekend the weeks to come. i think we will see probably the same 20 people on stage in the debate in detroit in july. i also think that tonight listening to swalwell, he was a name that people in california know. i think he was able to at least start enough of a conversation he t himself tonight that will survive into the next round of debates. as josh pointed out it will be a smaller field by september. i know i talked to some voters in miami who were saying, they that smaller field so they can d

for the horn of africa and even farther neighbors power state is the 2nd largest definite group in theo pia it has had significant protests against the really p r d f and this one of the things that i think was happening was that the president of an horace state was looking at the growth of local militias which are causing problems and we think that that was probably the reason that he was taken out and that was the posture in state this is indicative of when you start to liberalize a authoritarian system i mean we've seen this elsewhere in the world other things stop popping up and this i think is exactly what's happening in ethiopia my hope is that he will be up to still continue this reformist agenda and gradually deliver and then the tensions that we're seeing in ethiopia which were very visible over the last 48 hours will reduce a powerful earthquake has shaken indonesia's eastern provinces the magnitude $7.00 quake struck in the banda see their own tiny reports of major damage or injuries and no tsunami warning has been issued. still ahead on al jazeera forced to flee their homes

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he also invitedn north korea leader kim jong un to visit theo white use but did not say when that mightppen. much much more ones "meet the pr" >>> keep it here all morning. details from the president's meeting with kim jong un and a recap of this week's democratic presidential debates. thatt sts at 10:30 right here on news4. >> no pressure, but there is a big fireworks show this week. >> oh, there is, yeah. >> and there is a storm? >> no heat, no humidity, no storms. >>> then we got to move up to michigan. right now they are a little morl stab 91 degrees today. lower humidity, breezy out there, maybe a stray shower, more comfortable. we have an isolated cnce on tuesday. heat and humidity return tuesday. stay with us next week. the fourth of july a 40% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. we have to keep an eye to it. y >> h. >>> that's it for news4 "today." "meet the press" is next. >> wake up with usomorrow >> wake up with usomorrow tmo over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking 've done everything for his well be

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i hope that the freedom and theo rights of kong people can continue.otesters cheering] nick: once m againain roads in main roads in the heart of hong e taken over. today's turnout, a fraction of last week's, but the strength of feeling just the same. what strikes you about the protesters out today is that ndthey are students, young angry, and they found their voice. crucially, they believe wider opinion and momentum is on their side. at first this protest was over a specific new law that would send suspects to courts in mainlandch a, but there is now wider condemnation ofhe politicians in beijing. >> i urge international communities to speak up for what is going on in hong ko. world leaders, when they meet present xi at the g20 summit should show their concern about how the police force unleashed an assault on peaceful citizens. and how the hong kong government should withdraw the evil law and just have some kind of suspension. nick: if hong kong authorities thought repeated apo would appease protesters, they were wrong. this eveni after work, yet re a

systems have been targeted at saudi arabia's a port near the border with lebanon he added that he theo operations on airports military sites will continue as long as war in the evident go zone the hong kong and governments may be wavering in its support for a new global to allow extraditions to mainland china another mass demonstration on sunday his plan to stop the bill becoming law and advise a government leader kerry says legislates is should abandon discussions of the bill because of the level of opposition to it a london court has ruled that julian assange will face a 5 day hearing in february 2020 a whether he will be extradited to the united states or not we hear leaks founder appeared via video link from the london prison where he's serving a 50 week sentence for skipping. military join to meet his ensued on the admits they ordered the dispersal of the sits in protests in cult tune which led to the killing of dozens of demonstrators agenda spokesman expressed regret for the deaths of the protests. there today with headlines got more news here on out there right after the big pi

theo leggatt is there and he has been talking to the director of airbus. ooh la la!worried about britain leaving without a deal. in march we were vocal about the risks of a no—deal brexit. that was a no—deal brexit by accident. it would still be bad new for industry. if it becomes more likely, we have to prepare and we need the governments to limit the damages, such as on the logistics. in the long—term we need to see what it means. but it would be bad news for even and we think a no—deal brexit is a threat to the uk, to the eu and industries and we think this is the responsibility of politicians to do whatever it takes to avoid this ugly scenario. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. the world of business's big story is it is national bring your dog to work day in the uk. we have been asking viewers to let us know what happens. do you have an international bring your dog to work day? a lot of tweeting. here are some. this is archy he is nine. his owner said, i'm retired, buti archy he is nine. his owner said, i'm retired, but i take him w

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attempt to speak to you in atlanta via skype is a lecturer at georgia quintet college specializes in a theo in politics we appreciate your time very much so so that the prime minister has been going on t.v. talking about these events implying that they are somehow connected what is your understanding or your impression of what's going on. thank you so much for having me indeed today it's been a very difficult day for ethiopia. particularly for the people on here are some car we have learned that some wake county and really the great leaders. court or so part of these are the. individual and that are in charge of the i am hardly more of the party that actually are the ministers are morally not asleep some of those who going to shoot have been killed. or wounded and of course the event that followed such developments from the front garden which is. targeted. at the armed forces of the country it's also another story that's somehow the prime minister or so are. they saying that in such event these are isolated incidents so what we are learning now is. that if people climb and become what it re

theo itself that something that the u.k. france germany are trying to do but it's very difficult to persuade european businesses to carry on doing. deals and business with iranian companies but the iranian states while they are being subject to sanctions for doing so so that's the kind of dynamic that's at play here and that's what this minister is but is getting out so you iran to try and find some way of progressing things and lowering tensions rory many thanks let's go live then to teheran announced syria's door to bahrain what's going on at the moment there in the iranian capital. well adrian in the last few minutes we've just received a communique from the judicial division of the armed forces here they're saying that a former a freelance employee within the country's defense ministry has been executed for spying for the cia and american administration now this information is coming out that this person allegedly works as a freelancer within the defense ministry in the air space unit and he's been identified by the inte

theo leggett is in our business newsroom. pretty worrying development.irely unexpected. in the two crashes involving the 737 max, 346 people died. when it flies again, it has to be unquestionably safe. don't forget the federal aviation administration, the federal aviation administration, the us regulator, has been coming underan the us regulator, has been coming under an enormous amount of pressure over what it did and did not deal in the process of certifying the 737 max in the first place. it has been accused of being too close to boeing, allowing them to mark their own homework. in these circumstances, they have to do the right thing and it also has to be seen right thing and it also has to be seen to do the right thing. if there is the slightest question over the validity of the aircraft, the slightest potential problem, it has to react. i am sure boeing has been factoring latin. the latest on boeing. ——i factoring latin. the latest on boeing. —— i am sure boeing has been factoring that in. reports we have been hearing about the trade talks between p