we contacted aled jones, but he did not wish to comment.ght face hefty prison sentences. tir dhondy, bbc news. people living in places with fewer trees are likely to be poorer and have a higher risk of health problems caused by air pollution. that's according to a new interactive map which — for the first time — shows the disparities in urban tree cover across the uk. claire marshall reports from sheffield. my everyday walk is really busy, actually, and it's full of pollution and this horrible air. the 400 pupils at this primary school in sheffield are breathing some of the most polluted air in the city. this is a deprived area. the school squeezed between two main roads. trees help filter the air, but with too few around, the school has planted one more. do you maybe wish there might be more trees around? yeah. hundred million trees! jo quinlan'sjob is to look after the welfare of the children, which here includes the trees. the safety of the children is a massive spectrum from the inner city, with very little green spaces, and i'm very co

we contacted aled jones, but he did not wish to comment. who get caught face hefty prison sentences. tir dhondy, bbc news. you can watch the full documentary — hunting the rolex rippers — on bbc iplayer. one more story. it seems even father christmas can fall foul of planning laws. a grotto in somerset — which cost thousands of pounds — has been built without permission and might now have to be taken down. the decision is in the hands of somerset council's planning committee which will vote on the issue tonight. ross pollard reports. twas the night before a council meeting where it will be decided whether this christmas grotto in frome is naughty or nice. it's a family run operation, and it's pretty impressive. and once you're inside the grotto, you come through this secret tunnel and there's a cabin door at the other side, and knock on the cabin door... see who's inside. ho—ho—ho—ho! merry christmas! merry christmas. come on in, take a seat. hello, my lovelies. everything here is basically handmade. it's an experience that the children wil

we contacted aled jones, but he did not wish to comment.caught face hefty prison sentences. tir dhondy, bbc news. just a quick pointer. you can watch that full documentary — hunting the rolex rippers — on bbc iplayer. a decade—long wait for gamers is over. finally, a trailer for the sixth main game in the grand theft auto series has been released. rockstar games released it earlier than expected, after it was leaked online. but the hotly anticipated game won't land on shelves until 2025. let's take a look at it now. lucia. do you know why you're here? bad luck, i guess. # there was a girl i knew # there was a girl i knew # she said she cared about me # she said she cared about me # she said she cared about me # she tried to make my world # she tried to make my world # the way she thought it should be # the way she thought it should be # yeah, we were desperate then # yeah, we were desperate then # to have each other... that is a little sense of the trailer. let's hear more reaction to today positive elements. —— today's developments. sir ia

we contacted aled jones, but he did not wish to comment., though it is particularly prevalent in london, where the met police are actively targeting street thieves. just got a call from our sister car. they've apparently got a gentleman stopped. we've been asked to just come and assist. i spotted him following two females off down the side street. and then i could clearly see him looking at a watch and almost crouching down to get a look at the face where we've now gone into a bit of darkness. no one's going to have £150,000 in their wallet, but they have got it on their wrist. so it's easier to steal a watch than it is a car, as well. they're doing surveillance work. it would then go to a handler and then potentially out of the country or sold on the black market. the watch thieves i met see it as a crime with rich pickings, but those who get caught face hefty prison sentences. tir dhondy, bbc news. you can watch the full documentary — hunting the rolex rippers — on bbc iplayer. the number of 15—year—olds regularly skipping meals due to po

celebrities such as the singer aled jones and the boxer amir khan have been among the more high—profilectims. bbc three made a documentary about it, parts of which were shown on bbc news output on tuesday. the reporter, tir dhondy, met some of the victims and the criminals. let's have a look at a clip. i met him a month before his trial where he was handed a two year sentence. during the interview, we noticed that he was carrying a large machete. we decided we couldn't press him for answers and kept our interview short. brave reporting, but was it wise reporting? blodwen jones got in touch after seeing that on the 1:00 news on bbc one. well, we put blodwen's comment to bbc news and received this reply. to matters of less importance now — at least according to angela, who called our voice mail recently to complain about celebrities featuring on the news. she'd heard about the reunion of the noughties band girls aloud several times that day. so by the time it came up again on the 6:00 news on bbc one, she'd had enough. and we're talking to girls aloud as they announce a reunion tour. i'm

celebrities such as the singer aled jones and the boxer amir khan have been among the more high—profileeporter, tir dhondy, met some of the victims and the criminals. let's have a look at a clip. i met him a month before his trial where he was handed a two year sentence. during the interview, we noticed that he was

we contacted aled jones, but he did not wish to comment.ugh it is particularly prevalent in london, where the met police are actively targeting street thieves. just got a call from our sister car. they've apparently got a gentleman stopped. we've been asked to just come and assist. i spotted him following two females off down the side street. and then i could clearly see him looking at a watch and almost crouching down to get a look at the face where we've now gone into a bit of darkness. no one's going to have £150,000 in their wallet, but they have got it on their wrist. so it's easier to steal a watch than it is a car, as well. they're doing surveillance work. it would then go to a handler and then potentially out of the country or sold on the black market. the watch thieves i met see it as a crime with rich pickings, but those who get caught face hefty prison sentences. tir dhondy, bbc news. extraordinary pictures. £50 million of watches in a year. you can watch the full documentary — hunting the rolex rippers — on bbc iplayer. let's ta

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después al 75 en este centro por derecha, el rebote le iba a quedar a curtis jones y este iba a encontraredio de toda la defensa del united, se lo ponía a dominique blanc y este ponía el 1 a 0 del vermut. después al 64, marcus tavernier iba a sacar este centro que encontraba la cabeza de philip billings y los del vermut iban arriba, 2 a 0. después de todos los premios que se había ganado el united. como el equipo del mes. hoy le pegó el vermut 3 a 0. y con esto united es tercero de la liga que vamos a estar en la mls, porque hoy luego de lo que ahora ya parece una eternidad, llegamos al partido por el campeonato en el lower field, así se llama, de columbus , ohio. el crew recibió al lafc por la mlscup, iba a venir primero al minuto 30. esta jugada donde iban a chocar los diegos diego ross y con diego palacios. pero el ecuatoriano hoy claramente le metía la mano al balón después de que le pega al pecho. esto iba a ser penal y entonces cucho hernández, el colombiano, la mandaba a guardar para el 1 a 0 del columbus crew. después al 36 amudsen iba a meter este balón por detrás del defensa que

celebrities such as the singer aled jones and the boxer amir khan have been among the more high—profilego and watch that show. but there's more important things going on, notjust in britain, but throughout the world. we asked bbc news why a forthcoming concert tour had been important enough to make news bulletins and received this reply for angela. last week, the bbc announced it was embarking on what it's calling the "digital transformation" of news. this has been prompted by the decline in traditional linear audiences for tv and radio, an increase in the proportion of people getting their news online and by a need to save millions of pounds to avoid a budget shortfall. some areas of news will be cut back — we mentioned newsnight last week — and others expanded. as promised, we'rejoined today to discuss the bbc�*s plans for the future of news byjonathan munro, the deputy chief executive of bbc news. viewers have been writing in. let's have a look at some of their comments, matthew thomas wrote in about the plans for newsnight. jr owen told us: janet leslie said: lesley reeves said: wel

al jazeera bullet, the. the united nation says 2 thirds of south through jones population does not have enough food to eat and value treasure is reaching alarming levels. the head of the un mission says delays and the adoption of a permanent constitution. of course, the political instability, nicholas hays, something that says the instability. an ongoing fighting has left south to don in a donna, it cannot make situation a hit difficult for the instructional community and 8 organizations to help in the presence of venezuela and guy on i have agreed not to use false o escalate tensions over a border dispute it was a house of talks about the oil, which region of s a key, but as on to rep. yes, he is in san vincent and the grant and deans where that meeting took place. the tentative handshake after days of growing sanctions. the presidents of venice swelling the young, i'm at face to face in the capital of st. vincent and the granite beans. if the 1st meeting since venezuela voted in the referendum to claim 2 thirds of the territory of their oil rich neighbour, the late this twisted in a century, a dispute over

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tarika by zoom roughly out to 0, will still ahead on al, just here i will have all the rest of the dies news, including time security and hong kong, as jones media tycoon. jimmy lie goes back on trial and, and now the, you know, the failed referendum in chile on with a to replace it to ship era constitution. the frank assessments to the problem is that is there is allowed to be outside that ends of international law. and one of the reasons that should be the is the fact that is it and has declared war oh no coupons, people informed opinions, the medical infrastructure of an entire society has been completely destroy the people who will feel that destruction 1st and most will be the women and children inside story on al jazeera injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this just showcasing what it's like to live in places where injustice isn't something you read in. the news is something that happens to every single day. whether it's a more natural disaster, whether it's political corruption, making sure that they understand in a simple language, is absolutely crucial. the cities already 50 percent evacuated. most of those people ac

al has the forecast in a moment. but first, nbc's emily ikeda is at jones beach on new york's long island.n see and hear how powerful these winds are that has been whipping up a dangerous surf and toppling trees and power lines. power outages have rapidly climbed throughout the morning into the tens of thousands, people waking up in the dark in the northeast region flooding is also a major concern. it's all part of a storm system that has already wreaked havoc for millions of people down the east coast roadways turned into waterways in the carolinas, georgia, and florida. we saw passengers and drivers stranded there were water rescues in the south, as well, a possible tornado tearing through one neighborhood outside of myrtle beach. you think about the timing of this storm system, guys, and it's coming when so many people are trying to get a head start on their holiday travel. several hundred flights are canceled this morning. so, a rough start to a week that could be unprecedented for air travel, savannah >> hey, al >> 50 million people from maine all the way down to the delmarva peninsul

al jazeera. the usa is one of its more shapes has shot down from team jones. launched from the chief on taking the street in order to push all governments to push politicians to end complicity with his rating upon side and protesting several cities around the world. in solidarity this kind of find demonstrators are demanding an immediate cease fire. in the past, the, the hello that was dropped down on the in australia and the remnants of tropical psycho jasper. continue to haunt that north east. going on with more heavy rain to come as we go into the new week for queensland can seeing some very heavy down pools. we all like to see some flooding from that rain. a little bit of rain as well tricking across the south of australia to work its way towards the southeast corner. bring in that range of places like has mania as well as some of that touching into coastal areas of victoria. but it is still a story of heat across most central areas as well as out in the west. and that he of course brings a risk of bush fires. not temperatures are also on the up across new zealand. christ church seen 29 degree

joining me now is the reverend al sharpton, president of the national action network and host of "politics nation" on msnbc. and david corn, bureau chief for mother jones and an msnbc political analyst. and rev, i want to start with you because you know rudy giuliani, you have known him for a long time. it's interesting because the way that i kind of looked at donald trump is that he was like a national rudy. like, he behaved nationally the way rudy behaved toward new yorkers, those of us who lived in new york experienced it. he was sort of a mini trump. to what extent do you think, knowing both of these men, to what extent was rudy influencing trump to believe the lies and conspiracy theories that he at least claims to believe? >> it's clear that trump's political behavior is one he learned watching rudy giuliani, and the new york political scene of bullying people, of racial division, one against the other. i think that because in many ways donald trump learned the trade of politics looking at a guy like rudy, rudy probably had a lot of influence on how donald trump was going to react to losing an election. and also, because rudy giuliani was a heral

not going to by mark owen jones, he's an associate professor and at least studies a time and been funding for university joining us here on. so thanks for speaking to us on al jazeera, so as we just heard in the report, a number of claims have been made in the aftermath of october. the 7th, are we now getting a clear picture of what exactly happens? i think we are. i think it's very clear what happened on october. the 7th has been, you know, it's been packaged rapidly and tried to be distributed to legitimize what is relative and gaza. and as that report show, be, we've seen a number of key things that have demonstrated that some of the most outlandish claims have been false, including for example, the heading of 40 babies and the revision of the desktop of israelis, which was initially 1200 and then went down to 1000 on accounts that some of the bodies were so badly bent that, that they actually recognized later that they were having a spices. and i think there's a real interesting irony here. and i don't know if it was mentioned, but by them have cast doubts on the figures supplied by the promised any administrative house. but i don't know at the time we

jones stole puts, joins us now from london. he's a cd, a trade and environment manager. now the international chain, the of shipping the store, that thanks for joining us live on al jazeera, appreciate your time. you have been strategic position at the miles of bikes, the red sea, and the goal fairly has had consequences respectively when it comes to shipping. but as we're hearing disruption to read see shipping routes is a huge gallery to global business, isn't it? yes. is the um, forgivable attacks that the keys are carrying out. so you guys in a, some merchant ships. i've had to have had an impact on the flow. i've tried already . as you've mentioned, we've seen 2 major carriers rerouting ram to the type of good have and that will add 6 to 14 days to that voyage. it will delay the arrival of goods in, in the markets to which that being delivered. and i think it's important to stress . this is no and these really tried problems. this is a global trade problem. and the attacks of very, very wide ranging that taking in ships from all different types of flag and to have potentially very, very serious consequences for survivors from all around the world. well, sort of mone