was coming up but tony abbott is still fighting mr two on will tony abbott is really a big problem for tom fatone book and some people expect that abbott will be prime minister in future again to thanks for talking with the state of his day to have on that talking to us from sydney.

again so if gonna be joyce and tony abbott and future go hand in hand it is a mole most without any hope for malcolm turnbull so one of the choices giving up his posts as deputy prime minister and party leader but he plans to keep his seat in parliament is he not under pressure to give that up to data. there is a pressure on hint of on him of course but nobody can press him to leave bali and if he decides to stay in parliament there's nothing you can know we can do about it and he said yesterday and today again that you will definitely stay if you will definitely remain in parliament as a member ok joyce resisted calls for his resignation for weeks after his extramarital affair became public knowledge why is he giving in now is it the why does that not lend weight to the sexual harassment allegation he's facing now most probably yes the pressure was too strong there was too much pressure in the last days and meanwhile it's not only rumors that a couple of witnesses who are ready to tell in public what happened and how barnaby joyce approached them now barnaby joyce has been a colorf

was coming up but tony abbott is still fighting most of the on will tony abbott is really a big problem for the on books and some people expect that abbott will be prime minister in future again. thanks for talking with the state of his day to have on that talking to us from sydney now let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world today the dutch parliament has recognised the massacre of up to one point five million armenians as genocide this contradicts the dutch government's official position on the killings the massacre was carried out by the ottoman empire during world war one turkey denies any genocide took place. former trump campaign a whole metaphor and rick gates are facing fresh charges in the russia probe they've already pleaded not guilty to indictments for money laundering and fraud it comes a week after a special counsel robert miller charged thirteen russians with meddling in the u.s. presidential election. nigerian authorities say the schoolgirls who were unaccounted for following a boko haram attack on monday are still missing this comes after e

republican texas governor greg abbott sent out this warning in a campaign e-mail earlier this week. voting should shock every conservative to their core. that's because so far democrats are far outpacing republicans in early voting. "the dallas morning news" reports that compared with the first six days of early voting in 2014, which was a midterm election, democratic turnout increased 69% while republicans saw a 20% increase. the democrats even surpassed their early voting totals from the 2016 primary, a presidential election year. according to "the dallas morning news," governor abbott told his supporters, "we've seen a surge of liberal enthusiasm in deep red states like georgia, alabama, and oklahoma. we had always hoped the liberal wave would never hit texas, but these early voting returns aren't encouraging so far." a texas democrat hasn't won the united states senate seat since lloyd bentsen in 1988. but congressman o'rourke is trying to end that streak. in november he will most likely face republican incumbent ted cruz in a general election. so far this year, he has outraised

would governor greg abbott accept the board's recommendation?et anyone in person. >> he is a very law and order kind of guy and believes in the death penalty. there's a lot of speculation here and i don't think anybody knows what the governor's going to do. >> reporter: for the longest time, governor abbott did nothing. bart is a dead man walking. he is taken to the death house. prepped for the execution. bart speaks to a chaplain. a last meal is served, chicken enchiladas. and then -- >> this just coming into our ears. we understand governor abbott has commuted the sentence of bart. >> reporter: and then, with barely 40 minutes to spare, for the first time in more than a decade, a condemned man gets clemency. >> it was overwhelming. i'm so grateful, so grateful. thank you all so much. >> he will spend the rest of his life in prison with no possibility of parole. >> reporter: for this father who's endured so much, the long bittersweet journey has come to a close. >> i may have actually have the opportunity to be in the same room with him touch h

. >> reporter: the president immediately turned to republican greg abbott, governor of texas, one of a handful of states that allows qualified teachers to carry concealed weapons. abbott said some schools actually have warning signs, like this one, out front. >> warning anybody coming on there that if they attempt to cause any harm, they're going to be in trouble. >> well, i think that's great. >> jon karl with us live tonight at the white house. and jon, as the president was addressing the governors, we know first lady melania trump was speaking to their spouses. and she praised those high school students who have spoken out about gun control. take a listen. >> i have been heartened to see children across this country using their voices to speak out and try to create change. they are our future and they deserve a voice. >> jon, as you know, the students the first lady now praising have been taking on the nra. president trump today revealing, as you reported there, that he had lunch with the head of the nra over the weekend? >> reporter: and you heard him say that he's willing to tak

texas governor greg abbott says the state will honor the fallen officer with the dignity he deserves. former olympic coach is the subject of the police investigation. john geddert is the owner of twisters where larry nassar admitted to abusing agethletath. his attorneys have not stopped -- not responded to the request for comments. >>> college football national signing day is memorable for students and athletes and families. this year produced one of the more awkward moments. jacob copeland was choosing between alabama and tennessee and florida. mom was wearing an alabama hoodie and tennessee hat. she did not get up. she walked out of the room. she left. see ya', mom. she came back and gave him a hug. >> who just got up and left to your right? who got up and left? >> my mom. >> why did she walk out and leave? >> i don't know. i don't know exactly why. i don't know. >> she came back. >> she came back. anyone wondering how serious s.e.c. football is? >> in the s.e.c., football is thicker than blood. >> that is a terrific saying. >> congratulations to him. >>> white house chief of staff

. >> reporter: an outdoor music event in downtown abbott square. >>> tonight we are hearing from the man who accidently issued a mesal warning from hawaii. >> i was 100% sure that it was real. did what i was traened to do as far as making the selection to notify the public. it was just a terrible feeling, dread. i was very emotional about what happened. >> the man in his was fired. he believes the military should handle notifications, not employees. >>> look at this. video, the footage shot by an unidentified drone operator appears to show the plane drop directly below the drone. drone u says it condemns this reckless and criminal act. >>> an exclusive i team just ahead. >> we've been checking out complaints about the largest landlord in san francisco for a long time. now the investigation into rent increases at rent control apartments and reports of slow >>> chaos breaks out after a measure that would have strengthened rent control failed to pass the state assembly housing committee. dozens of those protesters live in the largest -- >> dan. >> veratos is quite open about its target

one man, bob abbott, was actually in my dad's squadron and he had been shot down just the week before. so they were very happy to see each other, but all three men, my dad and bob and lauren, were in such bad shape. they suffered from diarrhea and dysentery. and because they had not yet adjusted to their new diet or to the unsanitary conditions of the camp, they were vomiting constantly. the men had heatstroke because there was no circulation and it got up to 140 degrees in there heir cell. t heat rash, bloody stool, and more output in their shared bucket can contain. my dad still had a violent fever. i didn't know this because he didn't say this in the tapes, but i was able to call bob abbott and speak with him. he told me that when my dad walked in, he and lauren looked at each other like they didn't think he was going to make it. he had lost about 50 or 60 pounds, down to about 120 pounds on his 5'11" frame. they had to try to nurse him back to health by feeding him pumpkin soup. they would take turns squeezing his arms to try to relieve the pus. he had also developed a horrible ea

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the story begins with imelda staunton as lady sandra abbott on the eve of her retirement. she has her retirement planned out, she leads a very posh life and discovers suddenly that her husband has been having an affair. here is a clip. what the hell's going on? we were just... it's not what it looks like, sandra. sandra. sandra! sandra, wait. get off me. how long's it's been going on? let's not do this here. how long, mike? since we all went to sorrento. 0h, bloody hell. that's nearly five years ago! i've had enough of all this hide and seek, mike. how could you do this to me? you're supposed to be my friend. we even took you to the palace. i didn't mean for this to happen, sandra. oh, really? you knew precisely what you were doing! now, please calm down, sandra. rememberwhere you are. i know exactly where i am, in my own bloody home! i have spent my entire married life putting you and your career first, and what got me through was knowing that when you retired we would share our golden years together. but instead, you've traded me in for a newer model. and let me tell you

. >> reporter: an outdoor music event in downtown abbott square. >>> tonight we are hearing from the man who accidently issued a mesal warning from hawaii. >> i was 100% sure that it was real. did what i was traened to do as far as making the selection to notify the public. it was just a terrible feeling, dread. i was very emotional about what happened. >> the man in his 50s was fired. he believes the military should handle notifications, not employees. >>> look at this. video, the footage shot by an unidentified drone operator appears to show the plane drop directly below the drone. drone u says it condemns this reckless and criminal act. >>> an exclusive i team just ahead. >> we've been checking out complaints about the largest landlord in san francisco for a long time. now the investigation into rent increases at rent control apartments and reports of slow at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t.

governor abbott speaking in january. >> dcent from the very beginning that as we rebuild, we want tore than just rebuild like it was before. we want to rebuild and a way that would reduce future risk to property and to lives. that is precisely the definition of what hazard mitigation funds are for. amy: this comes as officials in harris county plant to ask voters to approve at least $1 billion to help pay for flood control projects. talk about how this funding is being spent, dr. bullard. dr. bullard: well, i think the issue for many of us who have been working with communities in many years and houston -- houston is that oftentimes there is no level of transparency as to what the regular person on the street understands how the decisions are being made and how plans are being developed. the whole idea of trying to get a sense of will money follow need or will money follow power? mitigation, the flood mitigation is very important that we talk about rebuilding and recovering in a way that we don't reproduce the inequalities that existed before. when we talk about environmental justice

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publican gregg abbott from te during the meeting a handful of governors including republican greg abbott from texas spoke out about the success of programs already underway in their states to arm school staff. rump is speaking out >> thanks, ken. >>> for the first time since the shooting first lady melania trump is speaking out about the student movement on gun control. >> i have been heartened to see children across this country using their voices to speak out and try to create change. they're our future and they deserve a voice. >> at the white house the first lady made her statement while speaking to the spouses of the nation's governors. >>> vaping is becoming more popular among teens just as new evidence suggests it's more likely to push them towards smoking. here's the marking making it so irresistible to kids. >> reporter: in videos all over social media more and more teenagers are posting using vaping devices like these and at calabasas high even students who never vaped know it's a problem. >> it's definitely an issue. it's pretty much everywhere these days. >> people don't know

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president talking with the governors of the nation, a number of people got up to spea speak, greg abbott from texas let his thoughts be known, there was one i guess moment of confrontation you could probably call it, a difference of between washington governor jay inslee and the president, he stood up and said he doesn't like this idea of arming members of the faculty or staff in schools with weapons. the president countered that he thinks it's a great idea. he finished up his marks by saying the president do "less tweeting, a little more listening" would be helpful. the president reiterated his support to arm certain members of faculty and staff and give them about us for doing it. the governor stood up and said there was a potential plan using retirement funds for ex-military or ex-law enforcement where you move over the retirement package from law enforcement to the schools and get an armed guard for free. governor rick scott of florida stood up and said his statement is going to implement a plan to put armed guards, officers in every school across the state, spend half a billion doll

there's a lot we're going to call having my name will article was paid a dream gallo river and we're abbott and can't stop such a long time for a while the law doesn't work for me i'm there. for asking everybody on the greenberg pilgrimage what is america to you everything you've touched on the touch here. this is stolen the dreams or is it just ok it was a land of dreams i mean my parents don't know we reached the you know my dad was he always wanted to be gone police officer did that you know let's remember as new let's raise does was meant to cause you know i have good jobs but. america now more homelike the way things are going with this new president and. the terrorism going people killing each other and it makes me scared to even raise kids in this world now because look at what they have to look forward to. wondering if someone's going to bomb their school without a doubt i want children but i would feel for them. i mean with the news you can't even watch the news these days but their reading is just bad you know and you don't see anything going on. so to. go on your treatment works

abbott said some schools actually have warning signs out front. >> warning anybody coming in there that if they attempt to cause any harm, they're going to be in trouble. >> well, i think that's great. >> jon karl with us live tonight at the white house. and jon, as the president was addressing the governors, we know first lady me lynn ya trump was speaking to their spouses. she praised the high school students that have spoken out about gun control. listen to them. >> i have been heartened to hear children across this country using their choices to speak out and try to create change. they're our future and they deserve a voice. >> jon, the students have been taking on the nra. president trump revealing that he had lunch with the head of the nra over the weekend? >> reporter: and you heard him say that he's willing to take on the nra, to fight the nra, but david, he has not supported a single piece of legislation, a single bill, that the nra opposes, and this much is clear. unless the president leads, congress is not going to act on any gun measures. he is going to have to push the repu

abbott: sure. texas authorized schools to adopt policies to implement a school marshal program where individuals would be trained to have a weapon and to be able to use that weapon. and we now have well over a hundred school districts in the state of texas where teachers or other people who work in the school do carry a weapon, and are trained to be able to respond to an attack that occurs. now, it's not always a schoolteacher. it could be a coach, it could be an administrator, it could be anybody who works in that school. but it's a well thought-out program with a lot of training in advance. and, candidly, some school districts, they promote it. because they will have signs out front -- a warning sign: "be aware, there are armed personnel on campus" - warning anybody coming on there that they -- if they attempt to cause any harm, they're going to be in trouble. pres. trump: well, i think that's great. and so, essentially, what you're saying is that when a sick individual comes into that school, th

heartbroken police officers mourning the loss of one of their own as governor greg abbott offers condolenceson the lost officer with the dignity deserved, may god list is saul and others live on in his service. people fighting for their lives after a brutal stabbing attack at a church. police say a parishioner launched the assault in the middle of services in corpus christi, texas stabbing the pastor in the chest and then a bandmember in the net, two it is stabbed trying to get away. the suspect is in custody. the motive is unknown, this comes month after 26 people were killed when the gunman opened fire at a church near san antonio. no one was killed in this stabbing. in a dramatic show of force, jets bombing pro-regime forces in syria killing more than 100 troops of bashar al-assad. the pentagon says fighters moved the russian built tanks and mortars that landed 500 yards from their own troops. officials say the bombing was in self-defense, no americans hurt in this attack, the us bombed a syrian air base after bashar al-assad used chemical weapons on his own people. we have seen evidence

sister laureate to go to the villages where the people and mostly been flattened and destroyed the abbott and the other side is being well covered as we speak and i would like to thank you if you're pumping out to the villages and go up people until i actually i think there you. are right larry. all three laureates united for the same cause tawakkol karman from yemen and iranians. also visit a cox bazaar they say myanmar's government and sochi also a nobel laureate must be held accountable for what's happening to the revenger failing to do so they warn could lead to prosecution for genocide if she couldn't is still only this girl and she has to resign now that's a very important otherwise she will be. with the international criminal court almost seven hundred thousand to hinge or have fled the country since the start of a military crackdown six months ago myanmar's army says it's targeting terrorists these nobel laureates are urging the u.n. security council and the international criminal court to hold the government accountable suchi has not yet publicly condemned the violence. we have n

abbott: sure. texas authorized schools to adopt policies to implement a school marshal program where individuals would be trained to have a weapon and to be able to use that weapon. and we now have well over a hundred school districts in the state of texas where teachers or other people who work in the school do carry a weapon, and are trained to be able to respond to an attack that occurs. now, it's not always a schoolteacher. it could be a coach, it could be an administrator, it could be anybody who works in that school. but it's a well thought-out program with a lot of training in advance. and, candidly, some school districts, they promote it. because they will have signs out front -- a warning sign: "be aware, there are armed personnel on campus" -- warning anybody coming on there that they -- if they attempt to cause any harm, they're going to be in trouble. pres. trump: well, i think that's great. and so, essentially, what you're saying is that when a sick individual comes into that school, t

cadillac xt5 and subaru crowd back for their abbott to operate safely in their diverse. >> we got a carthat feature for the first time. we love it. >> it tells you that something is coming from the side. it sort of takes care of my stupidity automatically. there's moisture creeping up from the southwest. most of it is located in allentown and reading and there's a bit of it popping through southern delaware county and chester county. this will be an on and off issue throughout the day. we look outside, cloudy skies in philadelphia, over the ben franklin bridge. maybe a little bit of blue off in the distance. generally speaking this will be an overcast day and damp. we're at 52 in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington. 50 in trenton. mid 40s in allentown and reading. a bit milder in millville and dover. when the wind is coming up from the warm south. shifting to the cool north northeast that will drive the numbers down the rest of the day. yesterday was a warm one incredible so. in wilmington, allentown and reading and trenton these were not only daily highs they were all time february highs in

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that's why this past december, texas governor greg abbott wrote to the e.p.a. asking for relief from this federal mandate. he explained that, quote, current implementation of this dated federal mandate severely impacts texas' otherwise strong economy and jeopardizes the employment of hundreds of thousands of texans. mr. president, let me underscore that. jeopardizes the employment of hundreds of thousands of texans. if you want to know why i am fighting so hard to reach a good solution, you need look no further than that statement. i am elected, like each of the members of this body, to represent my constituents. in this case, 28 million texans, and seeing hundreds of thousands of blue-collar workers driven out of business because of a broken regulatory system makes no sense. well, perhaps one might think this is simply an instance of parochial differences, of the battles between one state or another, one industry or another. well, mr. president, that's not the case because on substance, there is a win-win solution here. i want a win for blue-collar refinery wo

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heartbroken officers mourning the loss of one of their own is governor greg abbott offered condolenceseting texas will honor the lost officer with the dignity he deserved, made legacy live on in other service. >> the fbi back to square one in their investigation into the death of a border patrol agent, officials say there is no evidence martinez was attacked near the southern border in texas. according to the autopsy report martinez died of blunt force injuries to the head. we don't know what happened here. his partner was injured can't remember what happened. an american woman accused of telling her college classmates to join the jihad facing federal terrorism charges. authorities say hassan tried providing material to al qaeda and lying to the fbi and accused of setting several fires at saint catherine university telling investigators they are lucky she didn't know how to make a bomb. julie: taking down a massive global cyber to the crime ring, several people indicted for their role in the fibers of the crime network, they are accused of trading stolen credit card and social security

texas governor greg abbott says the state will honor the fallen officer with the dignity he deserves.s there is no evidence to suggest an ambush in the death of border agent martinez. he died in november. he was found with blunt trauma to the head in west texas. the president used his death to promote his border wall. the fbi conducted 26 searches and 650 interviews. according to the customs memo, martinez's body had no defensive wounds or no third party dna or no footprint evidence. >> the fbi is investigating several possibilities, including an altercation with martinez and his partner garland. gar baland still doesn't rememb what happened. customs spokesperson tells cnn they have no official comment. the border patrol union says it believes martinez was killed by rocks in an ambush. >>> a former olympic coach the subject of the police investigation. law enforcement would not discuss the nature of the complaint. john geddert is the owner of twistars. usa gymnastics suspended geddert. he is no longer listed on twistars's owner. >>> and this year's college football signing day produce

dgo 5.20 states that abbott exigent circumstances officers must identify native language and/or call a qualified interpretation service. unfortunately we continue to see this pattern where officers dpoe through the process don't through the assessment of establishing native languages. these road blocks are affecting people in the right to access justice as well as services, reparations and healing. they revictimize the victims and may result in arrests from problems stemming from inaccurate reports. we are thankful to people in sfpd who care about language access, particularly or langley a son, but we would like to see the whole -- language liaison, but we would like to see the whole -- >> if you could speak to an officer about the whole incident. miss up ton? >> good evening, commissioners. i am ea i'm so honored to be here. beverly up ton, domestic violence commission. [ inaudible ] nobody's going to believe you. you're undocumented and/or you don't speak english. it's part of the pathology to be involved in that. so we're so honored to sit at the table once a month for, i don't kn

. >> we talked with governor abbott in texas about what they've done and i think they said almost a fifthols have people who are armed. this is something that in part will have to do with the culture of each of those states. the culture of the use of guns and how comfortable people are with it. there are a number of governors who say, including republican governors, adding guns to this environment is not what they want to see in schools. we will see how it goes forward. >> bret: speaking of culture, i want to play one more sound bite. this is from kentucky's governor. >> we have to talk about the culture in this society. one we mock and ridicule the very foundational principles this nation was built upon where you treat people the way you want to be treated, you respect human life, you respect the dignity of women and children and people who we have increasingly degraded in our society, this culture of death is becoming pervasive. >> bret: hard to legislate something like that. he was talking about using the bully pulpit's in the states. >> hard to legislate but it's important. it is some

. -- three additional signers are an owner of 870 union and two abbott 2k4rd ee owners of units in the condo -- absentee owners of units in the condo. eight people signed the form letter supporting the project. 46 neighbors signed a petition opposing the project. none of these 46 neighbors have a business relationship with the developers. we respectfully ask this majority view is considered before another garage goes in on aladdin thank you. >> thank you. any additional public comment in support of the dr? and if there's anybody else that would like to speak, please lineup on the screen side of the room. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is kriss bigelow, and i also live on aladdin terrace. our city, the densely packed neighborhoods in particular, people attempt to insert additional volume at the expense of what makes these neighborhoods so appealing. automatic automatic -- the better neighborhoods program says this about parking: it degrades the quality of urban places, takes up space. the neighborhood has a walk score of 97. many public transit options with two cable car line