my daughter calls me and says, i can't get hold of bridget. what's going on? she has kiera and she is not answering her phone. >> reporter: bridget and the little girl were able to get out with only minor injuries. tonight we notice there are several other residents who have crumbled walls and other minor damage to their property, but residents seem to be carrying on pretty quickly. now, the big jolt that knocked this mobile home over onto its side was actually not the first one of the day, and there have been several aftershocks since seismologists say that's actually likely going to continue for sometime. reporting live in ridgecrest, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> okay, sergio, thank you very much. one person documented the damage on snapchat showing everything from broken cabinets to shattered mirrors and at least one television that fell off the wall. take a look at this surveillance video at a laundromat. the ceiling collapsed on top of the man standing at the back of the building. the ridgecrest library is asking for help cleaning up. they'r

malicious criminal attack on its website it said the hackers accessed almost 400000 customer transactions bridget always says it's surprised and disappointed by the fact. and that's it from me and the business agency i'm here in the early cold war business another says i'm also back on stories check out w dot com slash business. news is next bought right off the global markets. we buy cheap clothes and discard them soon after fast fashion is everywhere nowadays. in germany alone almost a 1000000 tons of textiles are from notes every year. most are poor quality and hard to recycle. so what happens after closing is don't google 3030 minutes on d w. more. europe. what unites. what divides. the man. driving force. what binds the continent together. answers and stories aplenty the. spotlight on people. focused on girls on t w. i'm scared that the volume or that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance and. what's your story. ready on what numbers of women especially in victims of violence

thanks in his new prime minister is walking into a bridget mess partially of his own making on his 1st day at downing street boris johnson promised he could fix this. the doctors the do still has the glooms does they are going to get it wrong again and they're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. a look over the 31st no ifs or buts and with no deal if necessary he promised to get a new post briggs's agreement from brussels and said europe would be to blame if that failed and it is of course vital at the same time that we prepare for the remote possibility the brussels refuses any further to negotiate and we are forced to come out with no deal not because we want that outcome. arriving for work his new cabinet members seen your posts have gone to hardline brigs that supporters among them the new foreign minister dominic grubb a euro skeptic who is opposed to the divorce deal offered by brussels and the man who organized parliamentary business jacob reese mogue the conservative party's most proud and brave. protests in central london

with the united states and in the meantime we sold our know who leaked those sensitive memories that bridget marsh reporting from london thank you so very much. now it's a new york city because that city is in full party mode as the u.s. national soccer team ever turned home for with the greatest trophy in the game the world cup well the team made its way through the channel in light streets of lower manhattan financial district where the great and the good have been celebrated and tickertape parades for more than a century the u.s. team beat the netherlands in the world cup final on sunday and have been heralded as game changers for the way they push themselves and the equal pay issue in sport. you're washing to go unused thank you so much for spending in this part of your day with this business africa is next and i'll see again tomorrow. i'm going all out i am. going to want to. 15 years seems to me. she was the 1st man to walk on. for her.

the united states and in the meantime we saw don't know who leaked those sensitive mess memos that bridget mass reporting from london thank you so very much. now to new york city which is in full party mode as the u.s. national soccer team returns home with the greatest trophy in the game the world cup. well the team made its way through canyon like streets of lower manhattan financial district where the great and the good have been celebrated and ticker tape parades for more than a century how the u.s. team beat the netherlands in the world cup final on sunday and have been heralded as game changers for the way they push themselves and the equal pay issue in that sport. you're watching ditto for your news up next who don gets this internet and the economy up again and that's coming up in business africa would carry out for us i'm leave iraq and we're going to ask you to talk to you. and. language courses. where. one out of 8 people suffering from.

. >> reporter: bridget cunningham's family won't sleep under their roof >> it is scary >> reporter: with the governor declaring a state of emergency in the area. >> you have to go over these huge crack and crevices on the road april has returned >> it will never feel the same again. >> reporter: the large tremors and sparking fires and buckling some homes many are now rebuilding what they cane is infru cracks like this can be prepared for days >> reporter: the foundation is too damage to hold sunday eas r sunday's services at the church. >> it is just a building >> reporter: today a serving and giving, free food and water for those in need. >> any time we go through a 7.1 earthquake and without fatalities, that's a blessing and miracle. >> tonight the road to recover while many are still living in fear of what could come next >> reporter: tomorrow buildings and businesses like this one, inspectors will be out here to assess the damage. it is not just the roofs that's giving investors so many problems but foundations and all the after shocks are not helping either >> kate. >> miguel, than

bridget. is it real you don't want to watch her play i'm not here with the man i want to be reasons other than his again not really. coming up at all. i just couldn't. and i didn't dismiss off the music. we have for the preview on tonight's. ah yes. i advocate getting. the look like to be done no i don't look to be good you know the other side would you concede that music is overdue that i don't get a little bit. in one movie and i think title is a movie that i like and it's not that i think it's something like star of the country but on top in front of. it. the jews should give us confidence that our idea could work and after that we were invited to play at other protests and other venues and there really were itching to take the system and then finally brought out john spence students from the f.b.i. which is india's leading institute austin book on the campus and point. f.b.i. has all to see major pushes against the time limits and hoping that this has been the strongest and hopefully also

truck most of the damage was done to things that were not secured once but things like bridget mobile home that she is now homeless >> it is a very scary thing. truck so is the family who lost this home to the fire after the earthquake rattled the gas lines. caitlin still have a home to go home to. but the ceiling collapsed, terrifying before kids. >> the tremors were nonstop. we got the card thought about leaving. >> reporter: unfortunately, none of the the merchandise they lost will be covered because we do not have earthquake insurance. the owner tells us that they did not think it was a necessary investment at the time. reporting from ridgecrest, nicole comstock, kpix 5. >>> some people got a warning that will get here in hanks to the bay area in the coming months. hopefully by then there will be no issues with it. some users in la say they did not get the warning. the system is only designed to alert people when there is a decent chance of significant damage. the op threshold was set at a magnitude 5.0. is the earthquake weakened by the time i got to la, there was not any alert.

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once you get across the bay bridget's fine. no problems into san francisco and down towards sfo. here is a live shot. once you get past the slowing, looking good for the headlights moving westbound through emeryville on interstate 80 and at the bay bridge toll plaza things are delay-free. also looking good on all bay area bridges. >>> it seems like we've followed this saga too closely. samsung says it's fixed the issues with its foldable phone and is ready to start selling it. >> are they fixed, though? do you want one? >>> also a new feature on tinder to protect lgbtq users. >>> samsung's galley xi fold is ready for launch. >> the folding phone will be available for purchase in september. it was delayed in april after reviewers reported broken screens. >>> tinder is rolling out a new security feature to protect lgbtq travelers. >> users who identify as lgbtq will no longer appear on the dating app where it visits countries where same sex relationships are outlawed. >>> the medals for next summer's olympics will have a recycled look. >> the gold, silver and bronze is made out for

for it i want to i even remember clearly one time going to hold going allman to same to bridget my wife as they go into the plus or bottle told you they would and they are not growing it's just a 1st step center nice that ted eco plastic bottles playlist and one glass bottle. with this ad that for its new plastic bottle released in 1975 coca-cola various asked and honest report once and for all. it's life's tough it's easy to let. the american company never looks back coca-cola imposes its plastic bottle everywhere and then isn't the only one flooding the market it's a tidal wave from the eighty's on would plastic devastates beaches. and the 1st ecologists begin to protest against pollution. certain american states consider a forced return of the deposit. little do they know the company's immense power. coca-cola has been a significant force behind. fighting legislation that would put deposits on containers or put some kind of price on packaging waste their newsletters that talk about all the successes that coca-cola is having around the country and it's almost like this great you know

for i want to i even remember clearly one time going to hold going allman to same to bridget my wife as a they're going to plus or bottle the told you they would and they are not growing it's just a 1st step sound nice that 10 eco plastic bottles playlist and one last bottle. with this add that for its new plastic bottle released in 1975 coca-cola varies ass and honest report once and for all. it's life's tough it's easy. the american company never looks back coca-cola imposes its plastic bottle everywhere and then isn't the only one flooding the market it's a tidal wave from the eighty's on would plastic devastates beaches. and the 1st ecologists begin to protest against pollution. certain american states consider a 4th to turn at the deposit. little do they know the company's immense power. coca-cola has been a significant force behind. fighting legislation that would put deposits on containers or put some kind of price on packaging waste their newsletters that talk about all the successes that coca-cola is having around the country and it's almost like this great you know celebrat

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. >> bridget cunningham's family won't sleep until their roof, instead lives in a tent. >> it's m scary about thinking the roof caving in. >> reporter: with the governor declares a state of emergency in the area. >> you have to go over the huge cracks and crevices in the road. >> reporter: she left the shake zone. today she returned for the first time to piece together her life>> it will never feel the same again.do n't know if any of us will ever feel safe again. >> reporter: sparking fires, losing power ucand bkling some homes, many are rebuilding what they can. theig worry is infrastructure. whilcracks condition repaired in a few days, it's what engineers ability see that worries them most. at theursquare church, the foundation is too damaged. >> it's just a buildi building. ter: so today in the parking lot, a sermon in given, free food and water for those in need. >> anytime we go throug a 7.1 and do not report a fatality injury, that's a blessen and miracle. >> reporter: tonight the road to recovery, whilen are still in fear. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: of what could come next. tom

bridget corrigan is a botanist. and a specialist in the region's biodiversity. this is a very special catchment for a lot of reasons if it's a unique but a very city from not just the terrestrial but also the 1st one of our diversity is very special it's got about 14 species of fish and a lot of really endemic species of invertebrates and quite insects that contribute to the health of the sort of this river system. there about $200.00 tree species in america. that's 17 of them. and about $400.00 in the bed spaces. it is a national treasure and the north west doesn't have a lot of these river systems a lot of the systems in this province are heavily degraded. the crown jewel of this natural treasure lies just a few paddle strokes upstream. a sanctuary hidden at the heart of the reserve. this is america i we're at the source of america river. and the water bubbles up from the underground what to kevin's at that point of the day the water is clear is anything very low conductivity which means there's no salt is not pollutants in this in the system it's really very

bridget corrigan is a botanist. and a specialist in the region's biodiversity. this is a very special catchment for a lot of reasons if it's not a unique but a very thirsty from not just the terrestrial but also the 1st one of our diversity is very special it's got about 14 species of fish and a lot of really endemic species of invertebrates and aquatic insects that contribute to the health of the sort of this river system. there are about 200 trees species in america. that's 17 of them. and about $400.00 in the bed spaces. it is a national treasure and the north west doesn't have a lot of these river systems a lot of the systems in this province are heavily degraded. the crown jewel of this not true treasure lies just a few paddle strokes upstream. a sanctuary hidden at the heart of the reserve. this is america i we're at the source of america river. and the water levels up from big underground water kevin's at that point of the day the water is clear is anything very low conduct of its he which means there's no salt is not pollutants in this in the system it's

. >> reporter: bridget cunningham's family won't sleep under theiroof instead, living in a tent. >> it's more scary to think about the roof caving in on us and not being able to make it out or even make it to our kids. >> reporter:ith the governor declaring a state of emergency in the area. >> you have to go over the huge, like cracks and crevices in the road >> reporter: april rodriguez has left tke zone. but today she returned t forhe first time to piece together her life >> it will never feel the same again. i don't know if any of us will ever feel safe here again. >> reporter: with the large tremors cutting power to thousands, sparking fires and buckling se homes, many are now rebuilding what they can the big worry here i infrastructure while cracks like these can be repaired in a few days, it's what d engineers't see that worries them most. >>> at the four square church, the foundationge is too dato hold sunday services >> it's just a building. you know, the real church is the peoplete >> reporr: so in the church parking lot, a sermon in giving. free food anwater for those in need >

>>ours is tough and that my house was collapsing on top of us her neighbor bridget mobile home was knocked off its foundation. >>there's a very scary thing. >>the only other home lost in the burned when it's water heater toppled over and the gas line broke the local hospital treated few people for injuries, but none were serious ridgecrest police chief says his town got off easy rees surprise that. >>there's so little damage. i am. >>i at the beginning of this it was a. look like it was going to be. >>surveillance video of homes and businesses show frightening moment, light swinging, produce tumbling from shelves and employees running for safety. it won't stop. >>it's kept rolling in waves. our inventory got absolutely destroyed by a head was a freight train hitting our offices. >>for now people in the little mojave desert town are cleaning up and hoping that. >>legit betty say they should also prepare for the work. >>i don't know what this specific little lake fault is capable of generating and if it's near its maximum or not but definitely this region is capable of much larger quakes. >>

we have our youngest daughter bridget who is from bangladesh and i was -- she at this time was about 4 years old. i had gone back -- i was not in bangladesh, i went back to india to calcutta. i had been to mother theresa's orphanage. like all good women, i was going shopping on the way out of india. i was looking for material for my daughter and while they were kind of ringing me up, and we were chatting, very tiny space, calcutta is a very noisy sounds, you know, everything, it's a chaotic town, i noticed that there was kind of this rumbling coming from beneath the floor of this kiosk and like movement. i asked the owner, you know, what's going on down there. he said just my family, they live down there. which was very plausible in a place like india so i didn't really think much of it. as he was taking my things and leaving, i looked down again and there were slats in the boards and you could see all these little eyes looking up. it was not a family. there were way too many people down there to be a family and they were all young kids. clearly these kids are being held against thei

go for the day writing, ours is tobruk and that my house was collapsing on top of us her neighbor bridget mobile home was knocked off its foundation. >>there's a very scary thing. >>the only other home loss in the burned when it water heater toppled over and the gas line broke the local hospital treated a few people for injuries, but none were serious ridgecrest police chief says his town got off easy were you surprised that. >>there's so little damage. i am. >>i at the beginning of this it was a. look like it was going to be. >>surveillance video from homes and businesses show frightening moment, light swinging, produce tumbling won' stop. >>it is keptng in waves. our inventory got absolutely destroyed by a head was a freight train hitting our offices. >>now people in the little mojave desert town are cleaning up and hoping for >>legit say they should also prepare for the work. >>i don't know what this specific little lake fault is capable of generating and if it's near its maximum or not but definitely this region is capable of much larger quakes. >>and the usgs is monitoring of the aft

in which they claim that enrichment is a right and therefore no international agreement could have bridget ultimately the obama administration succeeded in putting major limitations on to richmond that would ensure that iran couldn't develop a nuclear weapon in faster than one year's time which would provide the international community with space to respond should iran go the nuclear route but no i don't think of iraq in 4 minutes or statement accurately reflects the contents of agreement and i think he knows that very well iran also said today that europe must do more to help the iranian economy withstand us saying. is iran asking europe to do the impossible here to create an infrastructure that can bypass the u.s. dollar is it also just pushing as hard as it can to divide the u.s. and europe. i think this is clearly a stratagem on the iranian leadership part of both to get leverage over the europeans in the hope that they can find some way to soften the impact of u.s. sanctions on its economy but also as you said to draw a line and to create distance between the u.s. and its european all

millions of women swear by bridget hair they spend hours and i'm going to i'm called to build process of getting attention. edith combined each one of them african women getting your head done is no walk in the park i can tell you about for free it can take hours and with you know people pulling of different directions it can be rare in painful but today we want to go beyond the half stars i want to find out why women are spending so much money so much time on their head why is it such a big deal why is it such a big identity maka for african women. you can't trust anybody with your precious knobs but edith knows that she's in safe hands at merrill b.'s janetta market. will be $450.00 euros a year they're here. beauty then you just need to be smart even the bible says the hazel months and the movie if you must be teased from here in new bring you need to also make quick flowers on top of your breeds. ok so more screaming the community protest overwhelming t.v. will be yet but it's not a one place because extensions are the most vocal are we to grow and many humans to believe. more and

this bridget represents five years of conflict where a stalemate has taken hold.push back pro—russian ‘s and retake the territory but it needs to show it cares for its people no matter what side of the frontline they live. president zelensky was elected in may. he says his peace strategy has already shown results. the timing is significant with parliamentary elections on sunday. he hopes his new party will win a majority. translation: may be the president wants to show that can achieve some kind of peace when you are fighting a war, such a pullback seems premature. thousands of people must cross the frontline everyday. from the russian eased into ukraine and back again and thousands have lost their lives in the five year conflict. a previous attempt at a ceasefire failed. it takes a lot for people living here to believe in a better future. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: two years on from the ousting of robert mugabe as the president of zimbabwe, we ask the country's foreign minister what progress has been made in repairing relations. after months of talk

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nimble politically and he would have just been elected prime minister and he is a brexiteers and bridgetith in him breaking a promise and pleading for more sound than they did with theresa may. lori might go for know the way might get a deal. but any one of those three options is quite something and it is coming quickly. labour, less than about the opposition for a minute, another initiative to try and tackle the anti—semitism claims that continually are made against the party. the familiarity on the conservative side with the wrestle over brexit and the new leadership in the next few days and familiarity on the labour side around these allegations of anti—semitism. this whole question that has never gone away pretty much sincejeremy corbyn became a leader. what happened today if he has written to party members pointing them to the educational material so they are described. they are going to be dreamt up by the party to try and address issues around bigotry in the first topic they will look at is anti—semitism. some quite strong language from jeremy corbyn is party members acknowledging

bridget unite the country and defeat. boris johnson lays out his plan as britain's next prime minister. and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran warns that any attempt to form an international coalition to protect shipping in the gulf will only bring insecurities to the region. russia and china carry out a joint effort troll south korea says they violated its airspace. and a trade dispute between japan and south korea tens besta. boris johnson is set to form the u.k.'s next government the conservative leader has won his party's leadership contest and well officially become prime minister later on wednesday he's vowed to take the u.k. out of the e.u. by the end of october do or die but he also needs to unite a divided policy and an even more polarized nation we've baka reports. it was a 2 horse race but there's only have a been one front runner boris johnson demolished his rival foreign secretary jeremy hunt with double the number of votes to become leader of the conservatives and on wednesday the country

particularly warm welcome to the president of the french republic emmanuel macron, and his wife, bridgetur president and commander in chief, donald j trump and first lady, melania trump. to our many distinguished government and military leaders, and to the family of our honored dead who traveled to these now peaceful and hallowed grounds, to bear witness to the valor and sacrifice of our family heroes resting here. and to the more than 160 world war ii veterans seated here on this stage you need no reminders of the horrors of war. and who remember war there comrades who never came home. and folks, a very special special welcome to the d-day veterans, present today approximately 35, he 75 years ago on omaha and utah beaches and in nearby lanning fields, took the first treacherous steps towards liberation, as a watchful world anxiously awaited their fate did the mission of the american battle monuments commission is to commemorate and honor the service and sacrifices of the united states armed forces. we do so by attending the graves and the memorials of our fallen servicemen and women, bu

constant trashing of the .quad is unifying democrats bridget in virginia, good morning.aller: good morning. if the like to say start not only fighting back with these crazy, racist things, -- i don't know what bible president trump tods, but somebody needs talk to him and tell him he needs to stop before somebody loses their life. you support impeachment against president trump? caller: anything to get him out because -- host: if you support impeachment, how do you feel about democratic leaders effectively killing that impeachment resolution? they tabled that resolution. the squad was part of the group of 95 democrats who voted to move forward with that resolution. nancy pelosi leading the effort to tabled that and proceed with the investigative path they have been on. caller: i think democrats need to keep investigating him. that is bridget in virginia. this is gail out of new york. caller: good morning. i am 75 years old. i am a white old woman and i am a democrat, i have been a democrat my whole life. the four women he is castigating, i don't agree with everything the

. >> reporter: bridget cunningham's family won't sleep under their roof, instead living in tent. >> it's more scary to think about the roof caving in on us and not being able to make it out or even to our kids. >> with the governor declaring a state of emergency in the area. >> you have to go over the huge cracks and krcrevasses in the road. >> reporter: april rodriguez left the shake zone. >> it will never feel the same again. i don't know if any of us will feel safe again. >> with the large tremors cutting power to thousands, many are rebuilding what they can. the big worry here is infrastructure, while cracks like these can be repaired in a few days, it's what engineers don't see that worries them most. >> reporter: at the four square church, the foundation is too damaged to hold sunday church. >> it's just a building. the real church is the people. >> reporter: in the church parking lot, a sermon in giving, free food and water for those in need. >> anytime that we can, you know, go through a 7 point earthquake and not report a fatality, a major injury, that's a blessing and a miracle

way to the macarthur maze, metering lights around, 20-25 minute delay, no problems on the actual bridgeth, it will take a while to get on the stand, not a light day, the northbound 880 past the, see looks good, you are driving to downtown oakland there's a crash northbound, 880 near the 980 interchange right there, if you are driving up to downtown, it is not a big backup yet, but, it is beginning to get a little bit slower, the 580 westbound just to get through oakland if you're getting through the maze it slows after highway 24, it is beginning to get slower in the valley, here's a live look at the 280, little bit slow in downtown san jose northbound on the right. 6:40 let's bring steve and with today's we >>> thank you, a fog report out there, santa rosa, napa, maybe where you are as well, interstate 80, also the golden gate bridge, tracy must be in sales because she sends me pictures from over the place here this morning it is from santa cruz, st. helena, good morning, mild morning, 61 degrees, beautiful. calistoga 58, a few upper 50s but a lot of low 60s, i mean, one observation nap

my name is bridget lee. i want to affirm our support for this much-needed code alignment. small businesses are the backbone of our economic diversity and community identity. this would indeed tingle our unnecessarily convoluted permitting requirements removing barriers to entrepreneurship by providing clarifications and regulations. >> good afternoon supervisors had we see this has legislation has massive implications for residents and business owners area we don't think this legislation is the solution for the problem that they are specifying. as supervisor mandelman did in his district. we haven't seen that kind of a consultation. let's not make legislation based on anecdotes area removing the buffer zone would allow a few marginal parcels to be able to serve alcohol and have other kinds of entertainment. that will not help the core business districts. in fact it would make it harder to fill the core business district, because the other small parcels out around would draw business away from them. those parcels could be rented out. we need a balance between controlling th

bridget corrigan is a botanist. and a specialist in the region's biodiversity. this is a very special catchment for a lot of reasons if it's not a unique but a very city from not just the terrestrial but also the 1st one of our diversity is very special it's got about 14 species of fish and a lot of really endemic species of invertebrates and quite insects that contribute to the health of the sort of this river system. there about 200 trees species in america. that's 17 of them. and about $400.00 in a bird species. it is a national treasure and the north west doesn't have a lot of these river systems a lot of the systems in this province are heavily degraded. the crown jewel of this is not true treasure lies just a few paddle strokes upstream. a sanctuary hidden at the heart of the reserve. this is america i or the source of america river. and the water bubbles up from big underground what to kevin's at that point of the day the water is clear is anything very low conduct 70 which means there's no salt is not pollutants in this in the system it's really very ver

i love what they have done saving saint bridget's church. i love what they have done next door to me. heritage is very happy that they are preserving some of these palaces that we would lose otherwise. they are a preserver of history, for us, we have been losing so much of our historic buildings. also, they are historic themselves. they are the oldest art school. they are global. families all over the world are proud to send their children to the academy. you know, we should be honoring that. they bring us a lot of prestige. also, jackson and van ness, and even further down, i love what they have done with their car showroom. i have witnessed the homeless standing shoulder to shoulder with well-dressed tourists from all over the world just admiring those cars and having their spirits uplifted. that should be considered. we really have to honor what the academy has done to save our history, and keep our streets viable. also being really great neighbors. in closing, i would like to say, aside from some of this knuckle rapping, we ought to be g

ever for a woman planet scientists agree no way to raise livestock in support of the german girl bridget from the worry with lewis hamilton paul has one more story to go. and it's ready to become the 1st columbia writer to win the tour de france. airstrikes are intensifying in syria's province despite a u.n. warning that while crimes being committed on saturday at least 13 civilians including several children were killed in the raids. the syrian government has been on a 3 month offensive aid groups are calling the escalation and nightmare is a lot harder has the latest from istanbul. another lifeless body pulled from the rubble another syrian child a victim of the airstrikes by russian and syrian warplanes the town of a rehab has been repeatedly hit in recent days and yet again residential buildings have been targeted have been hard. work around no rebel places or fighters here this is a residential neighborhood look children live here what is there crime the syrian people are being bombed by planes and the u.n. remained silent. opposition controlled towns across the southern countryside