last may, rene came from south africa to london for her son thane's wedding.is sofa for more than a year. while on her trip, she was rushed to a&e, struggling to breathe. they then rushed my mum up to a ward. there was a person from the overseas visitors department and they had gone to her bed, to interview her. thane discharged his mum. she has no medical insurance and isn't eligible for free nhs care. they were scared of being billed. they strongly advised that we didn't. he wanted to do further tests and i refused. i said no. because i would have had to pay it and i didn't have the money. it's just very stressful. the doctor did say that he didn't think i would make it past december. so have you just accepted that you are going to die here? exactly. that you're not going to be able to find out any more about... no. what's wrong with you? that is exactly what's going to happen. in 2015, a new immigration act came into force. this made having indefinite leave to remain in the uk a requirement for getting free nhs care in england. it placed a statutory duty on

last may, rene came from south africa to london for her son thane's wedding.e was rushed to a&e, struggling to breathe. they then rushed my mum up to a ward. there was a person from the overseas visitors department and they had gone to her bed, to interview her. thane discharged his mum. she has no medical insurance and isn't eligible for free nhs care. they were scared of being billed. they strongly advised that we didn't. he wanted to do further tests and i refused. i said no. because i would have had to pay it and i didn't have the money. it's just very stressful. the doctor did say that he didn't think i would make it past december. so have you just accepted that you are going to die here? exactly. that you're not going to be able to find out any more about... no. what's wrong with you? that is exactly what's going to happen. in 2015, a new immigration act came into force. this made having indefinite leave to remain in the uk a requirement for getting free nhs care in england. it placed a statutory duty on nhs trusts to identify and charge people not eligi

he had a lot of problems but what he showed more thane anything els that this whole thing has been three years of embarrassment and waste of time for our country. >> president trump rushing to put thmueller report behind him while members of congress musttoecide whether pursue itch -- impeachment. >>> two sources tell nbc news that accused pedophile jeffrey epstein is on suicide watch. citing two sources, wnbc reported that he was found on the floor in the fetal position, semi conscious with marks on his neck jonathan deed has details surround thing discovery s >> reporter: severalources sell us the initial report is that jeffrey epstein was found on the floor in his cell in a fetal position semi conscious with marks to his ne investigators aretrying to determine what happened to epstein inside the metropolitan correctional center in one of the secure areas of the jail two sources say epstein may have tried to hang himself. a third source cautioned his injuries were not serious and questioned if he might be seeking a transfer this as sa fourthrce says an assault has not been ruled out th

tripoli government unless something changes in how the international community how european union member thane approach and unite around what's happening in libya then we can just expect more more horrific incidents like this timika analysts suggest the un's failure to take action against khalifa haftar sets a dangerous precedent not being able. or. even condemning the aggression by a warlord that in itself. is a sign of. happening and the united nations level people smugglers have exploited the chaos in libya which has become one of the main departure points for african migrants fleeing poverty and war trying to reach europe by boat rights groups say a united international approach is needed both to end the conflict and ensure migrant safety alexy o'brian al-jazeera. had spoke to the survivors of those strikes and brings us this update these are the migrants and refugees who survived the airstrike on tuesday night they have been sleeping here on the ground since then many of them are grateful to have survived the airstrike although they lost friends currently they have been they have been sle

government but unless something changes in how the international community how european union member thane approaching unite around what's happening in libya then we can just expect more more horrific incidents like this to occur analysts suggest the un's failure to take action against khalifa haftar sets a dangerous precedent not being able. or. even condemning the action by a warlord that in itself. is a sign of. happening and the united nations level people smugglers have exploited the chaos in libya which has become one of the main departure points for african migrants fleeing poverty and war trying to reach europe by boat rights groups say a united international approach is needed both to end the conflict and ensure migrant safety alexy o'brian al-jazeera and mom would have had spoke to the survivors of those airstrikes and brings us this update these are the migrants and refugees who survived the airstrike on tuesday night they have been sleeping here on the ground since then many of them are grateful to have survived the airstrike although they lost friends currently they have been

tripoli government unless something changes in how the international community how european union member thane approach and unite around what's happening in libya then we can just expect more more horrific incidents like this timika analysts suggest the un's failure to take action against khalifa haftar sets a dangerous precedent not being able. or. even condemning that aggression by a warlord that in itself is a sign of. happening and the united nation and a higher level people smugglers have exploited the chaos in libya which has become one of the main departure points for african migrants fleeing poverty and war trying to reach europe by boat rights groups say a united international approach is needed both to end the conflict and ensure migrant safety elixir brian al jazeera well earlier i asked our correspondent had in tripoli if there was a weapons depo nearby is claimed by houses forces. we were the 1st to come here to this detention center when it was 1st hit i'll just ask by the cameraman to just. bring the camera or just direct the camera towards this detention center this is just a d

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i'm the other than o other thane in wick valley. i hoped this shop after works as bbarista for the last ten years and my goal was to open a shop and bring my passion and dedication to higher-end coffee service to a neighborhood that didn't have it and it's been a pleasure doing this in cole valley and just introducing this element to everyone. as part of my extended business plan, i wanted to be able to transition my shop into including evening hours, where we could host limited live entertainment stuff, namely stand-up comedy. visit a bunch of friends who do stand-up shows around the city that are fun and cool. out and then, do beer and wine sales to generate additional revenue. in 2017, before opening, i was told that the planning department, that to them it looked like on the map that i was clear of these restrictions. obviously, i found out more recent that i'm not. i think i'm something like 50 feet from where i would need to be to be clear of all of this. this, there ithis is a huge char business my business. but also for the

. ♪ ♪ a worse thaned expected loss as part of its second-quarter report.d deliveries were the biggest challenges to growth and the company announced its longtime chief technology officer is stepping down. anugh he is staying on as advisor. i spoke with analysts. >> i think that the 5 billion on the balance sheet is a great number. i think margin is probably why the stocks fell but i think margin is -- if you go through the numbers in detail it is better than expected. of gap for guidance positive on the income is also good as well. it is kind of an overreaction in my opinion. >> if it's an overreaction it is a big overreaction. shares are down 10%. there is a disappointment on reversed to the beginning of this year. elon musk said the company would become profitable later this year. it looks like that is not going to happen. >> they are still trying for it. it should be said that there are two things going on with tesla. they have been pushing like crazy for volume. large volumebe a car manufacturer, one of the biggest in the world long-term. the car they

we see more people filing in thane see leaving. we're here in prime real estate. the stage with performers a few seconds ago and people are camped out, listened to amelia and i know there's a vip section and this is where u want to be. a perfect spot to see the flyover and and with the big screens set up they will be able to see president trump. a lot of people out here wearing their patriotic stripes and they are hoping that the president strikes a unifying tone, hoping for a hopeful message and one that drives home how proud everyone is to be an take a listen. >> for us all to get together here. ou can tell we're all one nation and just like the constitution, one nation under god. we're here -- i don't think anybody how much we spend because the government wastes ngmoney as it is, so d this to get everybody together is going to not be a waste of time. >> i want to here the president come down a little bit and celebrate the nation together instead of worrying about i like this politician and -- and nots tho views. just putting those down for a eb day and celratin

more thane contains 500 trees, some of which were planted by and commemorated by former presidents. gardens informal spaces like the children's garden and the kitchen garden, and recreational spaces like the tennis court, swimming pool, horseshoe pitch, and putting green. and places like amy carter's greenhouse. learned during today's presentation, presidential involvement in the design and planting of the white house gardens goes back to george washington's selection of the site for the presidents house in 1790. wasoriginal 82 acre plot larger than most american farms at the time. included what is today's lafayette park, the what has grounds, and -- white house grounds, and more. it remains ground today with monuments, parks, and the potomac in the distance. presidents continue to make their mark on the landscape throughout the history of the white house. many presidents have taken a personal interest in the landscape as if it were their own backyard. some presidents approach regarding the grounds -- gardens and grounds with unique skill. jimmy carter had an engineering background,

members for this high stakes hearing in which they hope to change public opinion given how most more thanes haven't read the full mueller report. >> the report presents a very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. and we have to present the -- let mueller present those facts to the american people and then see where we go from there. the administration must be held accountable and no president can be above the law. >> well, since most americans in their busy lives haven't had the opportunity to read that report and it's a pretty try work product, we want bob mueller to bring it to life, to talk about what's in that report. >> and democrats, of course, voted overwhelmingly last week to stop a resolution that would advance impeachment in the house of representatives. there's a lot of questions about whether the dynamics on impeachment change. after wednesday, a lot of democrats hoping they will. meanwhile, republicans also preparing to ask a series of questions trying to prove the president's point there's no collusion. a top republican on the comm

last may, rene came from south africa to london for her son thane's wedding.then rushed my mum up to a ward. there was a person from the overseas visitors department and they had gone to her bed, to interview her. thane discharged his mum. she has no medical insurance and isn't eligible for free nhs care. they were scared of being billed. they strongly advised that we didn't. he wanted to do further tests and i refused. i said no. because i would have had to pay it and i didn't have the money. it's just very stressful. he did say that he didn't think i would make it past december. so have you just accepted that you are going to die here? exactly. that you're not going to be able to find out any more about... no. what's wrong with you? that is exactly what's going to happen. in 2015, a new immigration act came into force. this made having indefinite leave to remain in the uk a requirement for getting free nhs care in england. it placed a statutory duty on nhs trusts to identify and charge people not eligible. another change came in october 2017. nhs service pro

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viviana: the saudi's are willing deeper thaning their quota commitment requires.r and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. changed,fractionally equities, bonds, currencies, opec oil. the euro a little bit advanced over the weakness yesterday with a huge surge in equities off of the sunday and saturday news. nowvix with a 13 handle, 14.22. the german ten-year, we will speak to jim caron about this in a minute. weaker sterling. francine: stocks are mixed. they started the day up and they are faltering a touch. the enthusiasm over the u.s.-china trade truce is shifting, dollar drifting, treasuries rising. we saw the news from australia, and the dollar -- australian dollar is strengthening after the central bank cut rates but suggested a further cut may not happen. tom: central banks manage the message. i want to show the second derivative of these yield moves. the german two-year, german ten-year, the slope year and the further slope year over the last three months. francine? francine