i am hopeful that one day that will be again. [ applause ] this is not a blue or reddis is. it is an everyone's issue. of course the fundamental building block of california solution has to be more housing. comprehensive respond. [ applause ] >> you know we don't build housing for people at all income levels. as a consequence, we worsen the homeless crisis, it is a vicious cycle. the only way to be out of it is massively housing production of the state of california. [ applause ] >> can we all agree on that? last year we made a new and historic investment of $1.57 billion to boost production, part of the seventh plus billion dollars you all approved on affordable housing. we secure new judicia judicial -- against cities that don't zone or plan and do their fair share. we protected tenants like never before. finally outlawing discrimination against people that have housing vouchers. we created a permanent fund to provide legal assistance for at risk tenants. historically, we work together to crack down on rents and spikes and unjust, passing the nation's strongest statewide r

improvement to our national infrastructure that will ensure the north—east and newcastle are npr and hs2 reddyeen york and newcastle? she makes an excellent point, and we are upgrading the digital signalling on the east coast mainline. the prime minister toke up —— spoke about the spying of the rail network. the upgrade to the west coast line attracted businesses to rugby.” have looked at this issue and i am convinced that the existing capacity will continue to be extremely important and will drive jobs and investment in rugby, where he and i opened a fantastic new electric taxi factory. despite going under my house, hs2 will reduce journey times from manchester airport to london from manchester airport to london from two hours and 2a minutes to 59 minutes, opening up a plethora of opportunities for the poor people of the south—east for the great city of manchester. if he wants to level up and have a northern powerhouse, why doesn't he start building the line from manchester down? we are building northern powerhouse rail as fast as we possibly can, but he will appreciate that that project is n

they support that 59 percent are fundamentally against it but they expect it nonetheless and so will reddy it seems that germany's apparent immunity to fall right populism that bubble seems to be slowly busting ok thanks so much for coming in on this worse today thanks very much. let's get you briefed down some of the other stories making news today a suicide bombing us at the afghan capital kabul officials saying at least 6 people were killed by the blast at the entrance to an old terry academy this ends a recent lol in violence as the u.s. pursues talks with the taleban to finalize a cease fire deal. officials in bangladesh say a boat carrying the hinge of refugees has sunk off the country's southern coast at least 14 people drowned 70 were rescued many of the estimated 1000000 range of muslims who fled persecution in neighboring me and more have been trying to leave camps in baglan dash on boats headed for malaysia. swarms of desert locusts are sweeping across eastern africa threatening food security for millions of already vulnerable people the outbreak has devastated crops and a numbe

was caught up in the controversy when amber rudd had to resign during the windrush affair and since reddyt they are simply not the right fit for each other —— priti patel. she has tried to move him from the department and even tried to get downing street to street to intervene to get him transferred. he is still in post at the moment, not unusualfor cabinet ministers to want to shuffle official to ground but to try to remove the most senior is a pretty big step to take put that there had been some allegations in the papers that priti patel has been bullying and belittling officials but that is strongly denied by people close to her but they say she is a demanding minister. she does seek a lot of information from her officials but they say she is not someone who is rude and those claims are denied. thank you, danny. deontay wilder and tyson fury have been squaring up to each other ahead of their world heavyweight title rematch this weekend. at their las vegas press conference they ramped up the theatrics, as ade adedoyin reports. no punches thrown but lots of verbal blows exchanged. welcom

. >> homelessness isn't a blue or reddi red issue. it's an everyone issue. a blight on the soul of america. it's time to join hands on a transformational solution. >> for 40 minutes, the governor laid out what the solution would look like. >> the california solution has to be more housing. health care and housing can no longer be divorced. we've got to get serious about this stuff. >> good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> no mention of wildfires or pg&e ales problems or the friction with the federal government. >> today the governor was focussed on one single issue. >> homelessness. what do you think. is it currently the biggest issue california is facing or is it something else like climate change, health care or crime? >> get out your phone and take part in tonight's live poll. that poll's going to remain open right now. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony digs into the governor's promises and what's practical. >> thete

we sat together on the day of the nominations and said who can beat working phoenix, who can beat reddyer and all those categories have gone that way. even in the supporting category with monitoring and brad pitt, he was not with us tonight. he sent a very funny acceptance speech and it was the acting categories that give us the acting categories that give us the most interesting speeches. joaquin phoenix who won forjoker, graham norton referred to that and his opening monologue about white the white people had dominated the ceremony and he said the joker was a white man who made himself even more white. lacking phoenix do not laugh at that and we found out these later as he talked about inclusivity and the lack of diversity and said this problem is systemic racism and there was a sharp intake of breath, people we re was a sharp intake of breath, people were shocked he was going there but then he said it is systemic, it is on us then he said it is systemic, it is on us to change it. he is part of the problem. and he said those who benefit must work with the system to change that. we are

ok mike nice to talk she going to leave it there that was mike reddy u.k. journalist thank you. prominent american corruption activist and founder of project very task james o'keefe had his account suspended by twitter early this week after he was wrongly accused of leaking private data longing to a volunteer on bernie sanders campaign team the dispute began when a washington post reporter accused project very task of publishing secret recordings of volunteers on sanders campaign rather than staffers james o'keefe them wrote a tweet requesting a refraction and providing a link to publicly available election information is proof the volunteer was actually an employee the camp was then locked by twitter and although the reporter retracted his story. is still being restricted well here are those secret recordings of bernie sanders staffers that kicked all of this off. cities. are going to. be in the. east. so. it's. in his tweet james o'keefe linked to a page on the publicly available federal election commission website when he's a kind was then lost by twitter he logged in to find

helen reddy is i am woman also became a key song of the. feminist movement.westerman singer nico with her dark and non-conformist demeanor established a new image of women. in 9 to 5 dolly parton's song about unequal treatment in the workplace suzi quatro was the 1st female bass player to become a major rock star. in the early 1970 s. patti smith conquered yet another male bastion punk she crushed and cast aside practically every stereotype about how women should look and behave. i. mean certainly empowered female and male punk rock and i wish you broke those taboos of the girl having to have makeup and means go look like the guy in. the rock sort of guitar player or the rock god it's been a role for men for a very long time and i think it's fantastic that women are just just pushing us aside and taking that role and being like you know this is who we are not like your bullshit i think it's great. to do and so she became a huge influence and inspiration for generations of female musicians. since the ninety's women have been increasingly claiming center stage

remembered something i heard in a meeting and i gave my home i if you receive a notification a family reddy friday officer instructed us, two to three marines will come to your house no earlier than 8:00 in morning. i recalled sitting with other military families where we learn important things to know to get through the next seven months am strict protocol how families notified of loved one's death. remember the words calmed me. if this were bad news but rob it wouldn't be coming for another five hours at least. i wondered how long the marines head been standing outside trying to get my attention. after concluding it is unlikely they were there for rob is figure they were there to ask for another marine's family. regardless of whom they were seeking to visit i now they were bringing bad news for someone. i had been half a sleep a moment ago but i was wide awake now. one of the means served as notification officer and when he gap his formal scripted speech, telling me my husband lieutenant robert kelly was dead, on behalf of the president of the united states, he began, the rest of the blur

reddi red issue. it's an everyone issue. a blight on the soul of america. it's time to join hands on a transformational solution. >> for 40 minutes, the governor laid out what the solution would look like. >> the california solution has to be more housing. health care and housing can no longer be divorced. we've got to get serious about this stuff. >> good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> no mention of wildfires or pg&e ales problems or the friction with the federal government. >> today the governor was focussed on one single issue. >> homelessness. what do you think. is it currently the biggest issue california is facing or is it something else like climate change, health care or crime? >> get out your phone and take part in tonight's live poll. that poll's going to remain open right now. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony digs into the governor's promises and what's practical. >> the state of california is not just thriving, but in many instances, leading the country. >> reporter: in his second state of the state address, gavin newsom hailed his successes, bu