. >> narrator: 21-year-old jordan huff often visited her granddad, who lived on his own on a small farmgrow pumpkins for the grandkids.to so in r, when they were ready to harvest, we'd have jack-o'-lanterns to carve. and they were poa's pumpkins and they were bigger than my pops lost his la. farming incident, but they're the stubborn mountain folk. he was alws outside rking when we showed up, out in his wheelchair working awa a ♪ >> narrator: by 7:the fire had picked up.p. the wind was spraying buing embers in every direction. a column of smoke was now visible for mis. >> my dad had called my pops. was out there in hisn wheelchair, um, with a hose, um, putting out the fires that were breaking out into his yard, and my dad was, like, you wow, "don't worry about it, you need to go. you need to get out of here and and he said, "okay, i will. i'll grab the dogs and i'll go." ♪ >> narrator: firefighter jeff edson ana colleague were now trapped down by concow lake. >> we came across ur individuals that were running, and they were waving their hands at me, and you could tellr they had eurns an

. b ‘u15 huff, ‘u15 . b ‘u5 huff, ‘u5 ”f5 . war ”ff—w t5 flu twit i'll bring suffering for many. little further east, something tojust bear could be a little further east, something to just bear in could be a little further east, something tojust bear in mind. whatever happens, it will move out of the way. for the rest of the week, temperatures will rise, winds pick up, more of us will see some rain too. hello this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines... the prime minister visits voters in tony blair's old constituency in north—east england, promising to repay the trust of those who'd broken the voting habits of generations. our country has now embarked on a wonderful adventure. we're going to recover our national self—confidence, our mojo, our self belief. and we're going to do things differently and better. shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, has confirmed he will not be part of labour's next shadow cabinet following the party's crushing election defeat. we'll all go now. the new leader will come in place, appoint their shadow cabinet. i won't be part of that shadow ca

one man keeping a close eye on developments is paul mauer huff he's from the society of motion manufacturers and traders a car lobby group he says bracks it could cause the british automotive industry to fall behind in terms of technology we've seen investment in the car industry plummet in the 1st 6 months of fish here to about 90000000 from an annual run right about 2 and a half 1000000000 sorry to syria. and so on top of our company spending at least half a 1000000000 pounds on no deal continuously measures and this is money that we got to spend on the start development and innovating electrician the good fish group has seen sales pull 25 percent this year. after a 15 percent decline in 2018 the boss says brant that is not the only reason his plans for the future still involve the e.u. . but we're planning to open a plant in slovakia and. we have looked at several sites and interviewed a team of people who'd like to work with us. as soon as we know what we need to make or what our customers would like us to make for them outside of briggs that will open up in slovakia and stop person from

the papers says he ‘flew home in a huff' after other world leaders were seen to laugh at him.pledge to cut tax within days of brexit. the paperback release on a dr‘s claimed that the nhs cuts have told his mother —— the iyer. front of the times is focusing on how germany is six telling two russian spies for supposedly ordering the murder of a dissident ina berlin ordering the murder of a dissident in a berlin park. and speechless is how the daily express describe jeremy corbyn, after it was announced he does not watch the queen‘s christmas day speech. let‘s ta ke queen‘s christmas day speech. let‘s take this to our guest reviewers tonight. who wants to start? let‘s start with the times. michael, you go first. it will be a well wind if the tories get in, we‘re told. boris johnson, the tories are a bit worried. we have had the nato meeting, it has got in the way of campaigning and the messages aren‘t getting out there, we haven‘t heard getting out there, we haven‘t heard get brexit done 100 times a day for the last couple of days will stop he thinks we want to hear that again. i

clear the people of home paul knows that it is written in our constitution in the basic law that we huff this basic freedom. the democracy movement fears that hong kong's illegally guaranteed independence could be eroded and complains about beijing's growing influence many people here fear it is just a matter of time. samson wong visualize this fear in a guerrilla art campaign projecting a countdown on to hong kong's highest building. and get counts down the time until hong kong is finally returned to china and 2047 a provocation. by. the young freedom loving hong kong people it's about their future and nothing less. perhaps that explains their unwillingness to compromise i don't buy renay we mean a 5 day miles but we all know that this is a. business one step. is started to think oh it'll practically odd quod in there everyone just decide. it is a mall and check this i also have a hall call me for a tell us people say. sampson wong who is also a junior art professor believes in the power of images. to sing about the role in the age. in the show either to creativity and movement i think.

according to a huff post analysis, trump's golf rounds have cost the u.s. government more than $118 million. now, to be clear every time a president of any party through the years goes and golfs, and presidents do golf, they like to do that, it does cost the u.s. government money. the thing that makes this so very different is that some portion of that money is going back into donald trump's pocket because it's always at his properties and we do not know the simple matter of how much. here with me now, the huff post senior white house correspondent behind the analysis. i really like this piece. how did you work through the math of just -- first, let's start with the total cost of what the golf outings have billed to the government. >> right. well, we got a break on that because the general accountability office, which is what used to be the government accounting office did a study of the first four trips the president made to mar-a-lago way back in the first few months of his administration. they foundi that those four tris added up to more than $13 million

clear the people of hong kong knows that it is written in our constitution in a basic law that we huff this basic freedom. the democracy movement fears that hong kong's illegally guaranteed independence could be eroded and complains about beijing's growing influence many people here fear it is just a matter of time. samson wong visualize this fear in a guerrilla art campaign projecting a countdown on to hong kong's highest building. and it counts down the time until hong kong is finally returned to china and 2047 a provocation. by. the young freedom loving hong kong people it's about their future and nothing less. perhaps that explains their unwillingness to compromise i know my reasoning we mean the 5 miles but we all know that this is. this is one step. it is scientific otoh practically. everyone just. having all call me a parade just because. sampson wong who is also a junior art professor believes in the power of images. to sing about how the role of a major. michaud other to your creativity and then move on i think it is rare situation where and crowd creativity to become very imp

says at least a 1000 libyans have been killed since warlord holly for huffs are began his offensive on tripoli aids months ago france's prime minister says his government will go ahead with pension reforms despite those nationwide strikes they include scraping privileges for some employees and raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 prime minister edouard 50 insists the old system is unfair and says it's too expensive those are your headlines the news continues here after or thrice but by. what kind of had this done provide and is anyone willing to pick up the call we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump to actually me to a t. on the counting the cost on al-jazeera. 3 quarters of all the land on earth are now significantly affected by human activity the few remaining pockets of wilderness left are themselves at risk of becoming ecological this that i've been called to industry urbanization climate change and hunting all these they see made it go systems and destroy biodiversity. 60 percent of the world sunny

according to a huff post analysis, trump's golf rounds have cost the u.s.ernment more than $118 million. now, to be clear every time a president of any party through the years goes and golfs, and presidents do golf, they like to do that, it does cost the u.s. government money. the thing that makes this so very different is that some portion of that money is going back into donald trump's pocket because it's always at his properties and we do not know the simple matter of how much. here with me now, the huff post senior white house correspondent behind the analysis. i really like this piece. how did you work through the math of just -- first, let's start with the total cost of what the golf outings have billed to the government. >> right. well, we got a break on that because the general accountability office, which is what used to be the government accounting office did a study of the first four trips the president made to mar-a-lago way back in the first few months of his administration. they found that those four trips added up to more than $13 million. th

. >> reporter: judy and brian huff lost their son travis.hey're grateful for these types of programs and happy the victims' work is being shared. >> we see video and get to relive that over and over. >> it's pretty special. >> it's a blessing. >> reporter: pastor pamela kirk says the memorial is also about holding the city of oakland accountable. >> it's a good reminder that the city needs to continually be responsible for the lives of all the people who live here and the artists especially who are particularly vulnerable. >> reporter: anser hassan, abc7 news. >> the families of many of the ghost ship victims filed a lawsuit against the city of oakland and other defendants. the trial is set to begin in may. derick almena is expected to be retried on involuntary manslaughter charges. a jury deadlocked in a trial earlier this year and the judge declared a mistrial. jurors acquitted the co-director. >>> in the east bay around two dozens will hold a rally over what they claim is inhumane treatment of homeless. 22 people were arrested last week w

previously complained about the conditions of his imprisonment on multiple occasions that's all from me and huff an hour neil harvey will be hit to take us out i missed that but don't go too far because up next it's all documentary straight but it. he always still got you that you tied in to the movie could sneak. over there cook. you. could want to take a body thing out of your mates and each of them to look at him as all. the eat too much haha get to be a good tone cook on the author to get those people to fail when i'm not good children tell him with all that you can fire one next time you don't come. see. please. play. lists lists lists lists. lists. and very well might continue watching on since last. the official for russia is not. doing the probably will. for instance he in the contrary to his predecessors he did not stop any war so probably it is it is a little bit safer a more predictable in these perspectives on the other hand the world is changing it is a true bill and world and come on it's not supposedly mr trump who is making the world the dangerous place he is just a symptom of th

1500000 people marched in support of the protest while the interior ministry estimates just over a huff took part. i. know . that demonstrations were held right across the country on thursday with more on the risk expected over the few days. between riot police and protesters officers used tear gas to disperse the crowd to the most violent rallies that the french is where charlotte he was reporting from the day. this strike has been planned for many months now and this is against a proposed changes by the french government to the pension system here in france the idea is that they will amalgamate number of different systems around 42 different systems into a universal system but people say that i will have a massive impact on that pensions because it will mean that their pensions perhaps could be lower in the fija or in fact that they might have to work even longer has caused a huge fury here in france. for 6 months or 6 months. it's logical but we are annoyed. service. here and now. this is not a strike by railway employees but a national strike. you don't want to have their pensions a

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for this special edition 2 of our tomorrow today reporters paid a visit to the clean the house in a huff in germany after the fall of the thing a house or climate house is a museum that allows visitors i've unique opportunity to experience the world's climate zones it has exhibitions that feature a number of places on a total of 5 continents along the 8 meridian east in just a few hours our reporters will feel the heat of the tropics and the chill of polar winds. but before they set off here's a look at what's coming up. we'll learn about research being done it africa's 1st climate monitoring station. here how geo engineering could be used to curtail climate change. what happens when permafrost is lost along coastlines and we talk to climate experts is on an awful lot. this is will be with us throughout our trip out for the climate zones to see did you physicists and the scientific director of this expression never think of her being with the business that why do we need such a climate. where no climate. climate change is talked about everywhere. but hell years ago. it wasn't in the medi

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producing factory plant spread to nearby towns with catastrophic consequences thousands of people a lot huff a 1000000 more or affected. the reason for the incident still remains on clearer to this day the indian government continues to argue over its mismanagement but the company who run the factory about time called it an act of sabotage back in 2018 former plant employees were sentenced to 2 years in jail accused of the rights groups working with the victims said the verdict was too little too late. let's go live now to dr evelyn to mr who's a senior lecturer of philosophy religion at lund castor university for his take on this the incident is considered one of the worst made disasters ever what consequences do people there in the city still face 35 years although and. then we have got to go put prince left behind by this tragedy and they're going to millions who have been affected on their children who. had invented some place and many of these. problems with mean spirited diseases newton diseases problems with kidney and liver here's a hand. that is unfolding 35 years down the line what

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russia to europe through the baltic sea it covers more than a 1000 kilometers and means moscow doesn't huff to transit us to the e.u. through ukraine the german parliament's economic affairs an energy committee chairman so he's berlin should respond with similar tariffs on america. and you could be excused but he broke if the u.s. keeps trying to obstruct the north korean project i suggest responding with punitive tariffs on german imports of american gas things cannot continue like this if we impose punitive tariffs on us gas sales will fall on the us will have to reflect on his actions. while the energy project has long been a stumbling block between the e.u. and the us washington thinks that leaves europe to energy dependent on russia while the german foreign minister says it's up to them not the us to decide how to conduct their country's energy policy. european energy policy is decided in europe not in the u.s. we crucially reject external interference and sanctions with extra territorial effect on the us is unhappy that we are not buying their gas they want to boost their own trade an

so daniel huff makes a great point if that editorial that he wrote. what we were dealing with in the judiciary committee on wednesday , if we are really going to examine a report -- and we find out there's a hearing monday morning, 9:00 a.m.. i ask, well, who are the witnesses? well, we don't know yet. well, what are we going to be taking up? well, we don't know yet. well, you're trying to destroy the presidency, remove a man out of office, something so serious that the founders would say, this is something that rises to the level -- it needs to be treasonous. it's got to be really serious. and under the constitution itself it makes very clear, you cannot convict someone of treason under this constitution, federal court, unless you have the direct testimony of two witnesses. and all they had was hearsay on hearsay on hearsay. . so they can't try president trump for something like treason because they don't have two witnesses, and so much of what they brought would never be allowed or admitted into court. deserve to hear from of the obama administratio

the libyans came out in large numbers in some way against huffs on his forces there's anger after 2 people were killed in air strikes that struck a busy shopping center during rush hour warplanes also had to pharmacy and residential neighborhoods to our correspondent mark mode to the wide is in tripoli and he says there are strikes could be the response to the turkish president's announcement that he's planning to send troops to help the tripoli based government . this collation of the airstrikes by half to the fighter jets recently has been targeting civilian areas residential areas killing and wandering innocent civilians including women and children this could be read in terms of the actions have to the scam anger. action to the news about the turkish government planning to send troops to live to libya upon official request from the government of national called which is direct ignited by the united nations recently have to his forces have targeted by air strikes. an area near the oil refinery of zawiya city stand about 40 kilometers to the west from tripoli is until you have to and it

the paper says he "flew home in a huff" after other world leaders were seen to laugh at him.ph says that families will be £200 better off under borisjohnson's new pledge to cut tax within days of brexit. the i leads on a doctor's claim that nhs cuts killed his mother. the doctor also warns of political failures crippling the health service. the front of the times says that germany is expelling two russian spies for supposedly ordering the murder of a dissident in a berlin park. and speechless is how the daily express describes jeremy corbyn, after it was alleged he doesn't watch the queen's christmas day speech. those are the front pages. let's talk through them with our reviewers. kate, you start us off with the front page of the sun. reviewers. kate, you start us off with the front page of the sunm isa with the front page of the sunm is a really striking front page from the sun. they have the door of numberio, and then the sun. they have the door of number 10, and then boris, the sun. they have the door of numberio, and then boris, my ten commandments, ten manifesto were po

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uncontrolled bush 555 is a bad thing around 100 blazes across a stright is most populous state more than huff aroud of control temperatures are expected to exceed 40 degrees celsius over the coming days and residents have been warned to stay a list the state's capital city has been blanketed by ahead as hazardous smoke from the fires to several months protest is a calling for stronger action on climate change jessica washington is that those demonstrations and sent us this report. outside of the prime minister's residence in sydney this group of young protesters has gathered they say that the government isn't taking what they're calling a climate emergency seriously and although there's a festival atmosphere here with music and games they say their message is serious the prime minister himself isn't here to hear their message he's on holiday but as we speak. across with at least 100 fires burning in most populous state. across the country there are heat waves across the country and they're not doing anything about it so it's terrifying as both a doctor and a member of the community waking up

says at least a 1000 libyans have been killed since warlord huffs are began his offensive on tripoli 8 months ago france's prime minister says his government will go ahead with pension reforms despite those nationwide strikes they include scraping privileges for some employees and raising the retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00 prime minister edouard phillipe insists the old system is unfair and says it's too expensive pushing ahead lines the news continues here after or thrice but by. what kind of had this done provide and is anyone willing to pick up the call we bring you the stories and developments the rapidly changing the world we live in so is it possible for trump to actually me to wait beyond counting the cost on al-jazeera. 3 quarters of all the land on earth are now significantly affected by human activity the few remaining pockets of wilderness left are themselves at risk of becoming you've got this that i've been called to industry urbanization climate change and hunting all these they see made it stems and destroyed biodiversity. 60 percent of the world sunny miles popu

really good general huff that is comprised now coming out against the government installations and positions. well now to developments in syria at least 11 people have been killed by ass strikes that are carried out by government forces and russia on the last rebel held stronghold an ongoing offensive the north of the northwestern province of idlib is already forced thousands to flee and abandon their homes the latest attack on the town of sarka comes as government forces captured 2 new villages on the southern edge of. the u.s. secretary of state has been speaking out describing russia and china as having blood on their hands after blocking u.n. security council resolution that would have allowed cross border a deliveries to continue when our father is on the ground in syria and says that tens of thousands of people are still flame that's a little portable how real. russian and syrian government military jets continue to target many towns and villages in the countryside. here in the town of sara keep a popular market and residential homes were hit many civilians were either killed or injure

us let's start with the people of all the missing been accounted for by now i know some more than huff of the people but it's said to have been on the island at the time messing and you heard that deputy police commissioner say 23 people have been rescued off the island which could leave up to 27 people that could still baby and now makes it it's too dangerous for search and rescue and place to heed to the elements and quite a few more. help they are doing so when they say it's too dangerous does that mean this eruption is still very much active right now. i think the biggest concern is the ash that is around and it really has all of the powered vision and terms of trying to get to the on the edge of local. volcanic and it writes if it's has it actually the chance of it being not that eruption is really low so that's not what they're concerned about at this stage but of course this would have been spewing hot fox don't think lava but lodge projectiles and so just why sink because of course wouldn't want to why they cost of those again not to lie the stench rescue is still no doubt very

when we get general huff that is comprised now coming out against the government installations and positions. another person has died in australia's bushfires taking the death toll to 3 the latest test liz in the south was in the state of south australia fire chief describe the conditions as catastrophic and as bad as it gets more than $100.00 painting around the largest city sydney this jessica washington reports from the plume mountains west of sydney their affairs the west could still be to come. this is usually one of sydney's most popular tourist attractions the normally picturesque blue mountains bordering the outskirts of the city. much of it now decimated by bushfires. they've been burning across large parts of australia for months now with flames as high as 70 metres the fire in this region alone has destroyed an area 7 times the size of singapore. but this isn't just bush land it's home for thousands of australians fire crews are working tirelessly to protect residence robert beecroft is a former volunteer firefighter he's seen many bushfires in his time but this one is different f

which candidate took a harry potter quiz and found out he was a huff el puff?ayor pete, o'rourke or castro. >> i don't like harry potter i'm an adult. >> mayor pete or castro. >> i lose? >> you lost. >> i prepared for this. i know elizabeth warren a favorite drink is tea, and klobuchar favorite song to listen to song purple rain. i know that, i know that. >> joe biden's dog are named major and champ. >> and it was all for not. >> michael wins with 10. >> i'll beat you up in the parking lot. kennedy: there is no parking lot. >> i am again. >> a great donkey derby. >> a great job. >> it was rigged. it was rigged. >> it was rigged. >> it was tied. >> this is not a tie, i do not -- i do not same the tie. >> thank you, thank you. kennedy: thank you party panel. >> i love it that is bad. coming up, grammy nominated rocker, a another, woman, a legend in her own right, liz an official message from medicare. hey fred - it's medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans. we're fine with what we have. that's what the johnsons thought until they tried medicare's new plan

long term with the passions so drawing on the work of analysts and brief here's an insight into what huff a degree means there's a 10 percent chance of an arctic summer without ice at least once before we had one and a half degree rise and you can take that up to an 80 percent chance before 2 degree rise the number of people exposed to severe drought will go up on average by more than 130000000 with a 1.5 degree rise and almost 200000000 at 2 degrees and the number of people flooded in coastal areas is projected to go up by at least 28000000 people every year by 2055 in a one and a half degree world and 30000000 each year with a 2 degree rise. half a degree will kill between 70 and 90 percent of the world's coral scientists predict and squeeze by half the habitats of 6 percent of insects creating a cascade of negative a feat it's now limiting warming to a one and a half degrees celsius rise a well below 2 is what nations signed up to in paris but those numbers weren't chosen because they're what's best for the planet they were chosen because that's what nations could agree on and the pled

sherry cline, sean huff, gail flynn, meg felts, jad jader castino. whenever you're ready. [inaudible] >> -- i don't have any sound here. my name is shane hoff. i've been a san francisco school bus driver 24 years -- >> president cook: miss casco, if you could start the timer? >> oh, start the clock? okay. i want to address the intent to award part of the school bussing contract that san francisco unified school district transportation has just given to zoom. these companies deny their drivers many basic worker protection by designing their worker as independent contractors and not employee, they skirt providing worker's compensation, unemployment and disability, insurance, and other costs, and this burden is shifted to the employees, and they're not award to form union to better their conditions. and are you aware that the california supreme court and the california assembly made illegal the ride sharing companies' practice of designating their driver's independent contractors instead of employees. this bill was just signed into law by governor gavin newsom september 18, 2

she's got this tiny bit of leverage that once you get into the senate, schumer can huff and puff, but they know well that mcconnell will be an absolute tyrant and give him nothing. he might have moved too quickly did mcconnell to say it's going to be partial and i'll make it happen quickly. she needs three republicans in favor of some kind of witnesses and it's interesting, poppy, there's something like 70% of the country that right now polls in favor of it. if you do the math, that means some of the very hard core trump base is even saying that. i don't know if it's a hopeless mission, but it's going to be a war of attrition very quickly. there is no specific time limit, but she has to constitutionally at some point send them over. >> you make a good point. ron, jim was told earlier on the show they would like some people to testify like mick mulvaney. >> the question is whether they're going to go with institutional considerations or partisan considerations. there was a lot of focus on democrats where trump carried their districts. now we have republicans in swing states for 2020 li

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the "huff post" senior correspondent. how do you work through the math?irst, let's start with the total cost of what the golf outings have billed to the government. >> right. well, we got break on that because the general accountability office, which is what used to be the government accounting office, did a study of this first four trips the president made to mar-a-lago in the first to few months and they found those added up to more than $13 million. and they broke out all the costs. how much for air force 1 n various transport planes that bring his lemmo, etc., etc. we could figure out, roughly, what these trips were costing wherever he went. he's now the 26th trip down to mar-a-lago. and that's how we get up to 118 million. each trip is 3.8 million. so not for nothing. >> so some portion of that, the question is how much of the u.s. government hand over to the trump properties. he golfs or stays at one of his properties, he has a security ret new. the secret service was getting charged for the golf carts. do we have any inkling of what the answer to t