towards, let's lock them up forever, let's lock away the key, i think it is dangerous.you do it with terrorists? you do with violet killers? at one point you say, we cannot rehabilitate. we cannot try. let's talk about donald trump he has arrived this evening, as we saw on the news at ten. the telegraph is reporting, he has added extra twists to this debate about the future of the nhs. him just to this debate about the future of the nhs. himjust being in the country is part of the... the nhs. himjust being in the country is part of the. .. make them sweat a bit! conservative strategists have been dreading this week because the imagery of donald trump, what labour's strategy, what they really want is to put his arm around boris johnson as they really want is to put his arm around borisjohnson as it is perceived, and he was called britain's trump, wasn't he? he might arrive with a red baseball bat that says make britain great again. —— baseball cap. if the comparison is made, it is not... laughter this is the week of danger for the conservatives. we have had the issue, th

they had to lock up the records for. just today a judge incidentally appointed by president trump allowed a lawsuit to proceed today that is seeking the minutes that's that the white house has hidden or locked down concerning trump's conversations with vladimir putin. that lawsuit by two oversight kbrups will be allowed to proceed. the lawsuit aims to turn up evidence what the administration did with records of those calls and meetings but hopefully going to turn up the records themselves so we all can find out someday what actually he did, what's in all of those records they've tried to lock away and make sure nobody can get access to? i mean the unlocking, the unleashing of just one of those call records they've tried to hide has already resulted in the president being impeached. just the ukraine call being released has already resulted in his impeachment. what about all the others that are still locked up? there's also the ongoing investigation specifically into the ukraine scheme. an official working in mike pence's

they had to lock up the records of it. just today, from a federal court in washington, d.c., a judge, who was appointed by president trump, allowed a lawsuit to proceed today that is seeking the missing notes that the white house has hidden or locked down or otherwise disappeared, concerning president trump's conversations with vladimir putin. that lawsuit by two watchdog groups, that lawsuit will be allowed to proceed. it accuses the administration of violating the federal records act by disappearing those notes of what happened in those calls and meetings by the president. a lawsuit aims to turn up evidence of what the trump administration did with the records of those calls and meetings, but it's also hopefully going to turn up the records themselves, so, we all can find out someday what actually he did. what's in all of those records that they've tried to lock away and make sure nobody can get access to? i mean, the unlocking, the unleashing of just one of those call records that they tried to hide has already resulted

in to be a make believe we lock in to the child in the room and we're not able to make good decisions. we're. wound healed in 2020 should be. a gunman opened fire inside a church in texas on sunday killing one person and seriously injuring another the shooter who was killed in return fire from 2 members of the congregation the incident happened during a service in the town of white settlement the local chief of police has praised the 2 church goes who took out the attack. so today at approximately 11 50 am a government in or the west freeway church of christ what's on a texas during a church service deployment reports indicated that the man into the church and part of weapon a couple of members of the church returned bar striking the suspect who died at the scene project where the person shot by the suspect died a local hospital and a 2nd person or is has lath frightening into injuries well just hours before that texas shooting a machete attack on a synagogue in new york state left 5 people injured 2 of them in critical condition donald trump expressed support for the victims and urge

in to be a make believe we lock in to the child in the room and we're not able to make good decisions. same camera can use to snare someone's head is the same camera can use to build them a home but that's a human choosing what to do with that's me expressing my values for the tool and that's what we need to do with artificial intelligence it's well. the wash. consensus led by the united states says the liberal world order must be defended at almost all costs said differently the foreign policy demands the post cold war you know polar moment be preserved but alas it would seem a multiple world has already arrived. as he has been trolling to an instagram if. he accepts the challenge. keep this. for us on social media for all of these you are those who would dislike you you know that morning dislike me more using more to beat me more to fulfill physical. access to the house where he grew up and when his mother and siblings still live. it is. no. it's my son. my brother yeah. when you. go for broke don't fix it. and you can just. get it here. or that. small. quiet time i came. to. before

but look at this burnt—out washing machine door lock. the door lock that is actually failing at the moment. colin, an engineer in newcastle, has been dealing with two or three of them a week on hotpoint and indesit machines. quite often, we find there is actually signs of burning to the door lock wire and harness. sometimes, i've actually even seen burn marks up the inside of the cabinet of the washing machine before, so it looks like there's been a little fire there, but the customer actually hasn't known anything about it. so what's the problem with the door mechanism in these washers? well, when the heating element is switched on, that's what heats up the water in the machine, there is a high electric current coming through and there's a danger that the electronics which allow you to open the door at the right moment, well, they can overheat and that's what creates the risk of fire. you can ring whirlpool‘s helpline to find out if your washer is affected. there's also a website, but that's been down for much of today. if the machine i

and look at this burnt outdoor lock. this is a picture of the lock that has failed at the moment.e often we find there are signs of burning to the door lock wiring harness. sometimes they will actually see burn marks up the inside of the cabinet of the washing machine, so it looks like there has been a little mini fire there. the customer has a known anything about it. what is the problem with the door mechanism in these washers? when the heating element is switched on, that which heats up the water in the machine, there is a high electric current coming through and there is a danger that the electronics that allow you to open the door at the right moment, well, they can overheat, and that is what creates the risk of fire. you can ring the helpline to find out if you‘re what is affected, although thatis you‘re what is affected, although that is what office hours only and the website has been down most of today. if the machine is on the list, the company says it is best just to take out the blood. but you can lower the risk by reducing the temperature to 20 degrees or less at —— pl

we have more children locked up. you can back me up on this purity we have more children locked up for life that committed a crime as a juvenile than the rest of the world combined. and you can tell us -- the bard university had debates and beat harvard university. guest: all the smart people are up early on c-span. host: every week. guest: i couldn't have said it better myself. i am grateful for your call and your learned approach to these issues. i wanted to share with you, as i was getting off the plane last night, coming in from kentucky -- it was a moment. the fair chance act had just been signed into law. two big federal bills back to back, with the first step act and then the fair chance act. i ran into one of your fellow tennesseans, josh smith. he started what is called the fourth purpose -- he spent years in prison, got out, became an entrepreneur, and is now a millionaire. he is taking the money he made and is putting it to a greater purpose, which is ensuring that people behind bars and people with record

news or we spend too much time online we lock in to be a make below we lock in to the child in the room and we're not able to make good decisions. taxes are not going to do it and you have to go right to the root of things it's assets and debts at the balance sheet balance sheets is what they should talk about and that's where we can be clear because taxation is the dumb one of trying to get the wealth back from the from the wealthy. today there are good and bad the bad news in yemen the united states deems to be the good those war in syria the cia and the u.s. military were engaged in covert actions really throughout the world. where they were assassinating populist leaders they were backing up the right way military funding an army of death squads there's no any more because there's always a small. really good this. is a long held tradition on cross talk to take stock of the year that is about to pass we have a look at what moved us what changed and what gave us concern 2019 the good the bad in the. short term that we're not. going to. get rid of it fantastic. here. i. don't know what

they want to lock up immigrants?> immigration prison has grown from the beginning in the 1980s through today with bipartisan support. under president obama we saw more people locked up more than ever before because some of violation of immigration law until president trump. so i think that is something that stretches across the political -- traditional political lines and we've only seen it get harsher. >> joe. >> you know, professor hernandez, what i've always found fascinating since the beginning of donald trump's presidential campaign is that if you -- if you put these policies up to the american people and ask if they support a border wall, if they support this separation policy, if they support donald trump's immigration policies, oftentimes you find support in the mid 30s and opposition over 60%. there seems to be a pretty huge disconnect between what the president and politicians in washington are doing and what a majority of americans, white, brown, black, want their government do when it comes to immigration

it is a praise of john locke's second treatise of government. so all of the ideas contained in this one sentence sum up the core fundamental principles of locke's second treatise of government. all right. so let's now begin to unpack the meaning of this complex sentence. it begins, we hold these truths to be self-evident. now, in many ways, i think this is the most important clause of the most important sentence of the most important document in american history. but it's one that's often passed over. in part it's passed over, i think, because it's so simple and so elegant in its formulation that we just are kind of -- eye reads over it and we want to get to the truths themselves. but i think -- i think this first clause is critically important. we hold these truths to be self-evident. now, most scholars of the declaration of independence tend to focus on this notion of self-evident. we hold these truths to be self-evident. well, what could that possibly mean to say that the truths that are to follow are self-evident? well, this idea of self-evi

people are either locked in here are locked in there. they either think the president is getting ram rotted or they ought to throw him out. there is a lot of passion and anger associated with both sides. the big block of american people say, whatever. we are going to have an election. can't you all go back and solve the real world problems that affect me and my family and my life? scott: you mentioned robo calls. this week the bill passed. you helped shepherded through the house of representatives. only three no votes. bill?appens now with that and secondly what does it say , that there could be such an overwhelming vote and it looks like it is moving through the legislative process as we are also contending with impeachment, which is tearing washington apart? rep. walden: some of us are trying to keep our focus on the ownat hand in our committees and is certainly on robo calls. this is something i've worked on for a long time. greece and i let it go and a day later it turns out they left a voicemail and it was the vice president of the

up sunday times, boris vowing to lock up terrorists and throw away the key.saw the aftermath. yes, our offices on south side of london bridge and it is pretty tall, we work on the ninth floor, and when the incident happened friday late lunchtime, we were working and our building was put into lockdown. everyone immediately went to the window, we have a view right over the bridge, we could see what was happening, i did not personally see the incident unfolded, but we could see the aftermath, the bridge lockdown, police, the way they cordoned off the area, and dealt with the situation. two and a half yea rs with the situation. two and a half years since london bridge was the location of a previous attack, shyama, two died in this, we know the name of one, jack merritt, but the name of one, jack merritt, but the nature of the attack was very different. it was very different because it spilled onto the bridge as farasl because it spilled onto the bridge as far as i understand it and it was not aimed at people on the bridge, aimed at people and the fishmongers' hal

and look at this burned—out door lock.f the door lock that is actually failing at the moment. colin, an engineer in newcastle, has been replacing two or three a week on hotpoint and indesit machines. quite often, we find that there is actually signs of burning to the door lock wiring harness. sometimes, i've actually seen burn marks up the inside of the cabinet marks up the inside of the cabinet of the washing machine. so it looks like there's been a little mini fire there. but the customer hasn't actually known anything about it. so what's the problem with the door mechanism in these washers? well, when the heating element is switched on — that's what heats up the water in the machine — there's a high electric current coming through and there's a danger that the electronics which allow you to open the door at the right moment, well, they can overheat and that's what creates the risk of fire. you can ring whirlpool‘s helpline to find out if your washer is affected. but that's office hours only, and the website has been dow

he has locked in $50 billion just in cultural products. energy will be added as well.he second thing is, something you mentioned many times is this rampage of stealing our intellectual property and trade secrets. the president said he locked that in with an investment, with an ebb force the mechanism to protect our investment in technology. lou: robert lighthizer the u.s. trade representative maintained throughout that he will insist upon powerful enforcement mechanisms particularly in intellectual property. are there dates certain for trust but verify verify case? >> it's my understanding that the $50 billion purchases have to be the same quarter by quarter. we'll know fairly soon if the chinese don't make the purchases they promised to make. there are several other mechanisms in the enforcement process that deal with an end to intellectual property theft. at least if it continues we'll have a mechanism to punish the chinese when they are caught doing it. that's part of the break through. >> it's one of the most difficult aexpects of any agreement with the chinese. it

>> weapons are locked at all times unless they're being used for training or a live firing. you won't see a lot of webs going around. they will take them out from time to time to do their training. they have weapons off base, if they live off base, and you have not just military people there, butil you have a huge componentf viflian contractors, civilian employees in the navy, and the rest of the golf when jim cavanagh mentioned his small city, the entire area, he was not a,kidding. thist is one large community, d it works together on base and also off base so. and on base, for specific purposes, ceremonial or for training, but there are a lot of weapons off base. and a lot of people who work on the base. >> what would you say it is like fory people making their way around at 7:00 a.m. >> one a of the things you will agree with is that the navy is in the message and talking about it. one of the things to consider is the area, they are finishing up the events, and the investigation. >> i want to -- sorry, colonel, are you still there? >> yes. >> here we are an hour out, what

used to have to boil the locked up uk using firewood. and stamp on it without feet to soften it.the electricity comes from a small hydroelectric power plant the government has been promoting them in this mountain region for years and giving loans to entrepreneurs and farmers so they can buy machines. to the power plant was installed and we got electricity and i was in a better position economically in. my head lower labor costs so i was able to make a profit. and i could even save some money. when. the un appoint a mountain range in the himalayas overlooks the village of gun truck which lies at an elevation of 2000 metres this is where poor new groom lives. has a lot of water so it makes sense to install hydroelectric power plants which are relatively easy to build and are environmentally friendly. government support for the hydro power projects is granted only to villages that agreed to pitch in. 10 years ago karma helped to build this power plant today she's the deputy manager. the village meanwhile has 9 of these power plants. each with a management board and a manager. they h

when you snap the two together and burp them, air is locked out.ness is locked in. >> reporter: earl tupper had paint can lids in mind when he invented the tupperware seal just after world war ii. >> this is tupperware. >> reporter: believe it or not, lightweight, unbreakable plastic containers were revolutionary then. unfortunately, too revolutionary. at first, nobody bought tupperware. >> tupperware, in order to be fully appreciated must be demonstrated. >> reporter: enter brownie wise, who sold so much tupperware by demonstrating the products to groups of friends that earl tupper hired her and turned her loose to transform the whole business of home sales. >> brownie wise with some of the nation's foremost sales authorities. >> reporter: she was a superstar, the first woman on the cover of "business week." a glamorous role model for the army of women, and it was mostly women. >> 19 of them had sales over $1,000. >> reporter: who made money, even supported their families as the stay-at-home moms their husbands expected them to remain. brownie wis

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locked himself in the fridge to avoid good morning britain? in the fridge to avoid good morning britain? i was at fruit gate so i can give you my perception of what happened stop the cold ha rd perception of what happened stop the cold hard truth. and that is why you are paid the big bucks. we were there it was predawn, very dark and he wanted to pick his grades of orange juice so we can pretend to be a milkman delivering them and as he arrived, good morning britain were there with a live crew which wasn't expected in nature —— the prime minister some questions and he went into the fridge to collect his first crate of milk and then he went and again and then he went into the fridge for a bit in the niche of the door and then he did come out and he did give a short national interview, april interview and then he did a regional interview free answered a couple of questions. make what you will of it but that is what happened. who has been pursuing jeremy corbyn all day? that would be me. in bedford, i left the car park motive that she has, sol me

. >> lock him up.dy: lock him up, you don't mess with snicker doodles and tag alongs or samoas or gluten free cookies they have now, he is geeing t going to gitmo. flog, waterboard and oatmeal. kennedy: days case two, smith allegedly drove to jail on an expired license, they noticed her digging around in her bra and pants, denied her having anything put on on her until they showed her footage of the meth. she was driving while revoked then controlled substance guilty or innocent. >> i'm not worried about driving while revoked case, i am worried about meth pants. you have to do that anyone who does missio meth pants cases yoe to do the not my pant defense, all i have to do is get a witness to say they lent her the pants, they are not her pants, i will put on the not my pants defense. kennedy: not my pants. >> i thought this is still america, it is wrong to check your pants? >> i just -- i think about meth pants my head exploded, are there heroin pants too. >> i think we should let her go, they might not

republicans here on the hill are in lock-step behind the president.ut to see a near party line vote on impeachment. >> mary bruce and our team in washington tonight. thank you. and we will be back on the air with our live impeachment coverage right here on abc in just a moment. we'll see you then. good night. >>> oh, it is a foggy, rainy, windy, miserable day. our wet weather causing problems on the roads, in the air. in short, it's a great day to be inside. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. we have live team coverage on storm watch. spencer will let us know what the rest of the evening looks like. but right now we're going to abc news for a special report on the impeachment proceedings. stephanopoulos. >> good evening. we're back now with our special coverage of the impeachment of president trump. six hours of debate have been winding down here on capitol hill. you see liz cheney, a remember of the republican leadership, one of the final speakers for the republicans, weighing in on impeachment. let's list

he had been looking for a suspect and a helicopter over was telling residents to get inside and lock their doors. this all happened before 6:00 this evening when firefighters got there, they say the home was engulfed in flames. >> we were able to find one person inside the home and bring him out and he was transported to a local hospital for treatment. i was really surprised that one, there was a fire, and second, that the police department was looking for a suspect. >> the suspect was taken to a local trauma center was significant injuries. sheriff deputies spotted the  suspect in a stolen car, they chased him to an out of the house unharmed. authorities say the suspect will be booked into the jail san jose fire. now in custody, directing their 2-year-old daughter. captured in san luis obispo county, and cambria, south of san jose. the 2-year-old girl is safe. jesse has the details. they try to smash the window out. >> a gathering crowd in the parking lot of the old cambria market. he locked his keys in his hyundai santa fe and tried to smash his way inside a manager intervene mor

but look at this burnt—out washing machine door lock.t. colin, an engineer in newcastle, has been dealing with two or three of them a week on hotpoint and indesit machines. quite often, we find there is actually signs of burning to the door lock wire and harness. sometimes, i've actually even seen burn marks up the inside of the cabinet of the washing machine before, so it looks like there's been a little mini fire there, but the customer actually hasn't known anything about it. so what's the problem with the door mechanism in these washers? well, when the heating element is switched on, that's what heats up the water in the machine, there is a high electric current coming through and there's a danger that the electronics which allow you to open the door at the right moment, well, they can overheat and that's what creates the risk of fire. you can ring whirlpool‘s helpline to find out if your washer is affected. there's also a website, but that's been down for much of today. if the machine is on the list, the company says it's best to ju

he is simply trying to lock in witnesses. that is a strange request this country for a couple of reasons . but one thing, the 1999 version of senator schumer vocally opposed having witnesses even when the question was raised after hours of opening arguments on lawyers, hours of questions from senators and a failed motion to dismiss. he favors live witnesses so strongly this time before the senate even has articles. moreover, presumably it will be the house prosecutors job to ask for the witnesses they feel they need to make the case. so cwhy does the democratic leader in the senate want to predetermine the house impeachment witness request ? before the house has even impeached the president? might he, just might he be coordinating these questions people outside the senate ? here's one possible explanation . maybe the house public proceedings have leftthe democratic leader with the same impression they've left many of us . that from everything we can tell, house democrats slapped Ãimpeachment inquiry has erfailed to come anywh

he is simply trying to lock in live witnesses that is a strange request at this juncture for a couple of reasons. for one thing, the 1999 version of senator schumer vocally opposed having witnesses, even when the question was raised after hours of opening arguments from the lawyers, hours of questions from senators, and a failed most to dismiss. he favors live witnesses this time before the senate even has articles in hand. moreover, presumably, it will be the house prosecutor's job to ask for the witnesses they feel they need to make the case. so why does the democratic leader here in the senate want to predetermine the house impeachment manager's witness request for them before the house has even impeached the president? might he just -- might he be coordinating these questions with people outside the senate? here's one possible explanation. maybe the house's public proceedings have left the democratic leader with the same impression they have left many of us, that from everything we can tell, house democrats' slap-dash impeachment inquiry has failed to come anywhere near, anywhere

this sort of clipping from a number of these voting the focus on laci to publicly aren't child locks and as things stand they private landlords who have betting plumes are yet to address and remove this material right so the firm responsible for the cladding on the ground felt our which killed $72.00 people as you point out there is an american kompany there if using to release any documents what's happening here joe. yes so there's been a legal case brought by families of the victims which is trying to force the company involved conic to provide publicly release information relevant to the inquiry as you're probably aware the is an ongoing series of inquiries here in the u.k. this is a separate legal action quite a lot smaller families and as i understand the company our critic is trying to resist releasing information slicing some obscure french law to try and block information being taken by the families right now that's right it seems like our precious of an awful lot of rights these days and more so than actual humans and that seems to be the trend going forward now a headline f

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. >> he'll end up receiving 10 or 20 days lock-in and be locked in his cell 23 hours a day until he servesis time. >> lackey say he is didn't attack him but admits the fighting. >> it was just a one on one fight. we clashed. dropped. boom. went to sleep. next things you know he woke up, bloody head. i just beat him to the punch. i hit him with two. next time he think about approaching somebody like me, that's what he got to think about. i'm gonna hit my head again. >> according to jail records, this isn't lackey's first assault inside the jail. >> looks like there was a fight before the inmate lips fight. again, he assaulted another inmate and got 15 days lock in. so that is two assaults within less than a month apart. >> i don't be regretting nothing i do, you feel me. because it be reason for everything. >> according to lackey, the fight results from lips talking to others about lackey's reputation. >> couple guys let me know he be saying in the room later. and i got tired of it. don't be painting pictures to other people just because you feel some type of way. we all grown men. >> he is

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one of those locked up recounts the daily routines of indoctrination. opinions. when we got up in the morning we had to say things like thank you. long live vision paying after the national and if and. only then would we be given through. all the while love stories remain on hold. china insists its operations in shinji are necessary to weed out terrorists and extremists. and it says the prisons are voluntary reeducation camps with it's quashed shouldn't free to leave even as pictures like this suggest otherwise. but perhaps it's the silent suffering of children too young to understand and wives longing for their lost husbands to return which tells its own story. joining me now is good oh yes and she is an m.p. and the chairperson of the german parliament that's the blunder starts human rights and humanitarian aid committee and the ensign welcome to do. now the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill to impose sanctions on chinese officials and condemn the treatment of we in changing the you think it is time that germany did something similar it is time fo

ian locked in early. team up 3-0. 24 yard strike, 20- 6 irish at the half. 3rd quarter, 20 jones junior, there is a lot of green in front of that guy. how about 84 yards to the house? notre dame wins 33-9 ending the season on a six-game winning streak. and finally, the stanford women's hoop team taking on uc davis. katie rejected by fran, and then nina locked, look at her on the floor. gets it back from lacey, 4th quarter aggies turn it over and ends up with haley jones. she had 11 rebounds final game before the pac-12 play. >> gearing up for that. >> yes indeed. >>> one final check of the forecast. the rain is going to move in tomorrow. >> it could be heavy at times. but it does look dry as we head toward new year's eve. tuesday night into wednesday. breezy but dry. >> you don't have to deal with rain for years. thank you so much. that will do it for us. modern family is next. we will see you back here tonight. something tells me we're not gonna want to do this on a full stomach. i can't believe there's

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an air lock is unusual and very difficult to resolve. network. that is why we have had teams today literally walking the network to try and find that airlock and remove it. to help the most vulnerable people, tankers were brought in pumping drinking water directly into the mains. after two days without water, elm lodge care home was giving its own supply from a 9000 litre tank. anglian water has apologised. china's state broadcaster has cancelled the screening of arsenal's match against manchester city this afternoon, after the arsenal midfielder mesut 0zil criticised the chinese government's treatment of uighur muslims. 0zil used instagram to say that muslims were being sent to camps in shin—jiang. arsenal insisted the comments were just 0zil s personal opinion. earlier our asia pacific editor michael bristow explained why china are annoyed with the comments. xinjiang, the topic mesut ozil was talking about, very critical about what china has been doing there. up to perhapsi million people put in detention centres and re—education centr

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the largest in town mint of minorities since world war 2 more than 1000000 ethnic we good muslims locked up in specially set up prisons in china northwestern region of. recent weeks cell phone up even more evidence of these camps leaked communist party papers reveal amongst other things instructions from the top on showing absolutely no must see. yet the camps continue the question is why there's been lots of condemnation but little action the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill to impose sanctions against chinese officials. duckie has denounced what china calls reeducation camps as a quote great shame for humanity but is that enough in a moment i'll be asking a german m.p. if germany should be doing mall but 1st this report looks back at the anatomy of a cultural genocide. for thousands of years they've been here toxic readers washing trading. growing up and coming of age living in shane jang province western china know they face a fight for their very existence. its roots in 2009 when the washed ethnic clashes in decades rocked the region what. soldiers were deployed as rev

the not just in time and as minority since world war 2 more than $1000000.00 ethnic weaken muslims locked up and especially set up prisons in china's north western region of shion dang now the chinese government has consistently claimed that the camps are voluntary reeducation sentenced to counter extremism but a slew of recently next documents known as the china cables well they tell a very different story now they reveal that the camps are run like high security prisons and the prisoners are often shown little mussy now in recent years thousands of weakness a flight into exile and correspondent you met one woman who says she was held in his henchmen center for more than a year. going for walk with her grandson just a year ago who by her jelly lover wouldn't have dreamt it was possible. at the time she was in china in one of the internment camps for a week is for education centers as the leadership in beijing calls them. who won the. good this is from the day i was arrested it states my name but my birth date of them to them and that i am a terrorist to slowly have them call that good of

trying to break his window on car and walk away what are you doing what's going on turned out he locked his keys in his car with the baby still in there. once we confirm that it was him my boss, eric. ran up to him put him in chokehold and we create detain them until a cop show. >>by the way you can listen to the full version of that interview by downloading the kron on app is available in your google play and apple app stores. >>the senate week after oracle announced it was going to be pulling its openworld conference out of san francisco. the mayor is pledging that the city must and will do more to clean up the streets. but her message share a little short on specifics kron four's dan kerman live for us tonight in union square to explain dan. >>well you know, the sorry state of the city streets as no surprise to most of us and still the mayor felt it necessary to hold a news conference today with many of the business leaders in town and let the world know the san francisco knows they have a problem and she is going to address it. surrounded by representatives of the chamber of commerc