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that is where alexandra pis. we have conflicting reports about these explosions. how dangerous is the smoke coming from that factory? alexandra: it is difficult to say how dangerous the smoke is because of those conflicting statements. first, u.s. emergency officials said it is incredibly dangerous. local officials here and the environmental protection agency was quick to say that there is no real reason to be concerned because the levels are not a concern. but i was speaking with a family whose child started to cough tonight. they are concerned and want to know what is happening at this plant. the problem is, we do not know what chemicals we are talking about, because that is something that the plant or the owners of the chemicals group would not reveal. one of the executives today did not want to answer the question about whether the smoke is toxic or non-toxic, just saying that toxicity is a relative thing. he added that they expect more blasts to occur because the containers that the chemicals are stored in cannot be refrigerated anymore. brent: what about the

melissa was killed at this care home in bristol, alexandra house specialises in looking after peopleke seriously jason conroy's previous history of abnormal sexual fantasies and were too positive in their assessment of his behaviour. in a statement alexandra house said our deepest sympathies have been with melissa's family over the past three years. since the review was launched we have worked tirelessly to make the necessary changes so that nothing like this can ever happen again. melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes which were in place. that didn't always happen. and there were a number of missed opportunities for a number of missed opportunities for a number of practitioners and the number of organisations. james madison has lost his daughter and wife in recent years. today's report lays bare what he has always believed. that melissa at least should still be alive. she wanted her 15 minutes of fame. she got it the wrong way. she got it the wrong way because nobody really cared. and i miss melissa. i miss her

alexandra: tenemos que proteger nuestra informaciÓn.es como seguro de vida, pasaporte, cuentas de banco, tu chequera. vamos a buscar estas bolsas que son fantÁsticas y las tendremos guardadas y a la mano. alan: y te lo llevas. estamos hablando de pÓlizas de seguro, de salud, de vida. documentos que considere que son importantes para usted para que no sufran ningÚn deterioro. alexandra: y por Último tambiÉn tendremos un plan de emergencia familiar. todos tenemos que tener un plan de emergencia. vamos a tener todos los documentos personales, los datos de contacto de cada miembro de la familia, los nombres, los nÚmeros de contacto y a donde pueden llamar porque de pronto el telÉfono se te descarga y no lo puedes usar. alan: contactos familiares de amigos y de vecinos. es importante decirles que estamos pasando por una temporada de huracanes en la florida pero eso es para cualquier tipo de eventualidad. alexandra: y como dices tu es personas no pensamos en nuestros bienes o nuestra casa y en el dinero que tenemos en el banco entoncs lo hare

and what do you think alexandra how will this speech influence mr trump's work with the you when and with news international or. well we have seen many different reactions here with the use wally prime minister. switching immediately after the speech that it was very courageous to ball the speech he has ever seen then we saw the french president mccall who was a sort of critical in his own speech at the u.n. general assembly pointing out how important the current paris climate court is and that their nuclear deal with iran is essential for peace so we heard a critical turns here critical words here but we have to say that when we talk about the u.n. reform. mr president it was quite oprah's and she i'm i'm sorry was quite outspoken about this saying that he supports the secretary general the terrorists in. in his efforts to reform the u.n. or the horse bonded in new york this evening or john or phenomena at the u.n. general assembly or example thank you very much. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world suicide bombings in nigeria have killed

kicking things off, alexandra?day, let's take a look at liquidity and volatility. traders seem to not be fretting about the election very much. as you can see, we have volatility on the dax index dropping off it is nothing like what we saw before the french election. before the french election, volatility soared, but that is now not the case because liquidity investors are pricing onangela merkel's block sunday. there is some volatility about which coalition she will govern under, but that she will retain her chair position is being priced in right now. not whole lot of jitters before the german election. -- mark: vonnie, german investors, the calm before the election. what do you have? that wet to point out have seen some very interesting moves with the yuan over the past couple of weeks including a massive strengthening. you can see that both the yuan and the yuan vs. the basket of currencies, it was strengthening so much that they intervene. goldman sachs out with a note that said that the strengthening of the y

"i'm alexandra limon, in washington.oming up, i'll show you the delicious way you and saturday. coast on friday the way to the coast on friday and saturday. "i'm alexandra limon, in washington. coming up, i'll show you the delicious way you can help the victims of hurricane harvey."(grant) and a california father detained by immigration officials... for six months - is finally released from prison. the emotional reunion with his family - after the break. (catherine) a san bernardino county man has reunited with his family after immigration officials put him in handcuffs and arrested him in front of his crying daughter. he spent six months in jail and is now fighting the crackdown on illegal immigrants... and to stay with his children. reporter tina patel has the story. brenda avelica/daughter"it was a long battle, but we have him here. it was all worth it." there were huge smiles as romulo avelica gonzalez picked up his family after spending six months at a detention center in adelanto. brenda avelica/daughter"he loves h

when he moved to alexandra house in 2014, they were told he had attempted to kill four separate womener. a report they were given said, he should be highly supervised at all times with particular attention being paid to the recognised victim profile of young, petite women, who he feels he can easily overpower. however, the home didn't provide the constant supervision is dangerous fantasies demanded. supervision his dangerous fantasies demanded. melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes that were in place. the care home have today apologised to melissa's family, saying it had failed in their duty to protect her. her father simply hopes the mistakes identified in this report prevent otherfamilies from suffering as he has. i miss melissa. i miss herjust running around. i miss her hugs. i miss everything. james mathieson, the father of melissa mathieson, ending that report by michael buchanan. time now for all the sports news in sport today. welcome along to sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. plenty to bring you

cheersin washington alexandra limon (pam) it has been ten years since the armed robbery at a las vegasel involving o-j simpson. we'll hear from simpson's former business partner .. up ahead.(steve) and.. hear what a mcdonald's employee said to a woman that got her fired. that is after the break. we took legendary, and made it liberating. we took safe, and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible. we took the most advanced e-class ever, and made the most exciting e-class ever. the all-new e-class coupe from mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. (pam) a mcdonalds manager is fired after asking a customer if she could- quote - "spell deportation" .... the question was asked during a drive- through order in north carolina. the customer says, it all started with a question about her order. the customer started filming the altercation after the worker gave her the middle finger. the situation got more heated once the worker noticed the customer recording. the conversation then turned political...

alexandra house specialises in looking after people with asperger‘s, but today's serious case review their assessment of his behaviour. in a statement, alexandra house said, "our deepest sympathies have been with melissa's family over the past three years." "since the review, was launched we have worked tirelessly to make the necessary changes so that nothing like this can ever happen again." melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes which were in place. that didn't always happen. and there were a number of missed opportunities for a number of practitioners and a number of organisations. james mathieson has lost his daughter and wife in recent years. today's report lays bare what he has always believed — that melissa at least should still be alive. she wanted her 15 minutes of fame. she got it the wrong way. she got it the wrong way, because nobody really cared. and i miss melissa. i miss her hugs. i miss everything. boys michael buchanan, bbc news, berkshire. 29 minutes past five, time for a look at the weather with

reporter alexandra limon is in washington with details on new legislation.rt 1:35in the wake of back to back deadly hurricanes slamming the united states democrats say now is the time to talk about climate chgne sen. ron wyden / us senator or (d) :08-:21i don't know how you can objectively argue... that somehow magically, almost by osmosis, all of these disasters hit our country so hard so quickly.even president trump seems to agree weather disasters are getting worse. sot president donald trump :29-:32and they went through something that i guess the likes of which we could say nobody has ever seen before they've never see a category like this come through. because it came in really at a 5.and democrats aimed the focus directly at him while talking climate change.senator edward markey / us senator ma (d) :38-:44unfortunately climate change is a lot like donald trump, when you ignore it, it only gets worse. republicans say this isnt the time to talk climate change. and senator bob corker says disasters shouldn't be used to push politicssen. bob corker / us se

local children are enjoying the alexandra stadium. best athletes. the bid to bring the commonwealth games here receiving government backing. we have never hosted a multisport event here before. we've hosted world championships of lots of individual sports like badminton, gymnastics, but this is our time to show the world we can bring everyone together and it is part of the bigger story of the revival of the west midlands. the stadium will get a major upgrade. a brand—new aquatics centre will be built and famous landmarks transformed into venues. victoria square will provide a historic backdrop to the basketball tournament. bring in the commonwealth going —— games here to cost three quarters of £1 billion. is it worth it? that has always been a boost to the local economy from hosting the event and what you do see is a strong legacy in terms of participation but use of the venues after the event. teale —— it is a real opportunity the birmingham and the uk to showcase itself is hosting these made it international events gci’oss these mad

you want to reach this goal nicola relevant from the german council on foreign relations thank you alexandra phenomena in washington thank you. now here's some of the other stories making news around the world spain has become the latest country to scale back ties with north korea in protest over recent nuclear tests. offered north korea's ambassador ordered north korea's ambassador to move country by the end of the month the u.n. security council imposed new sanctions on pyongyang after its sixth and largest nuclear test this month. so aside bombings in nigeria have killed at least twelve people and injured more than twenty two blasts hit a settlement in the northeastern state of boredom witnesses say the bombers detonated their devices at a gathering of farmers the region is at the center all he said we spoke to her insurgency. state prosecutors in south africa seeking a harsher punishment for oscar pistorius the olympic and paralympic stone the sentence of six years in jail last year for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp prosecutors will present their arguments to the court of

phenomena for us in new york will be coming back to a little bit later in the program thank you alexandra. you're watching d.w. still to come the tourism business in greece is booming but little of that money is flowing back into the troubled government coffers bence's elin will be here in just a minute to tell us why. they were to. make your store t.v. even smarter with a d w force more to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary in depth you decide what songs find out more w dot com smart. freedom of expression. a value that always has to be defended in you. all over the world. are to a freedom freedom of art. a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. d w dot com to freedom. the greeks get tough on taxes at least on the island of santorini a great place to take a vacation but businesses be walling. fears new zealand's fuel shortage will spread stranding thousands more travelers. and the trouble with break that fishermen on both sides of the channel want to get their fish cake and eat it too. i'm bad physical and let's do business g

kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon has the story. trt 1:27in a speech full of puns sotorrin hatch / utah (r) :03-:07mr president its high time to address research into medical marijuana..senator orrin hatch pitched his bill for medical marijuana research..sot sen. orrin hatch / utah (r) :12-:19 our country has experimented with a variety of state solutions without properly delving into the weeds, on the effectiveness, dosingthe bill is a bipartisab effort with support from democrat senator brian schatz of hawaii and republican senator cory gardner of colorado who in a statement said in part"our medical community continues to find new ways medical marijuana can help patients but currently there are too many barriers.."alexandra limon / @alexlimonnews :38-:50 the so called meds act would streamline the process for studying medical marijuana as a safe, effective medical treatment.,,, while taking steps to try to ensure it's not abused.while in some states lik colorado meidcal and recreational marijuana have been lagal for yearsin utah supporters of medical marijuana are fa

phenomena for us in new york will be coming back to a little bit later in the program thank you alexandra. you're watching d.w. still to come the tourism business in greece is booming but little of that money is flowing back into the troubled government's coffers bence's zylon will be here in just a minute to tell us why. they were did i mean. make your store t.v. smarter with a d. w. bush more to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary.

you know, someone in prison can go out into the yard once a day alexandra limon so far republicans stillass this latest attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. but they've yet to pull the plug on their efforts.. moving forward with the senate finance committee hearing and awaiting a preliminary score from the congressional budget office.senator lindsey graham, one of the authors of the bill, defended his bill in the hearing.lindsay graham / senator (r) south carolina every major insurance company opposes our bill, why? because we take hundred of billions of dollars away from them, that were going to them from the federal government and give it to the states. guess what they don't like that.but democratic senator ron wyden, says just because graham cassidy is the only option left doesn't mean it's a good option. senator ron wyden / ranking member finance committee, oregon (d)the iron clad loop hole free guaranteed protection for those with preexisting conditions will be gone.in washington alexandra limon. ( catherine ) the death toll is still climbing - after last week's powerful earthqu

alexandra limon has the story from washington.trt 1:35the trump administration continues to get pushback to the idea of doing away with the deferred action for childhood arrivals xavier becerra / california attorney general :09-:13the great state of california will be filing a lawsuit today against the trump administration. last week 15 states and dc filed a joint lawsuit saying the president's decision to rescind daca was the culmination of his efforts to punish and disparage pepole with mexican rootsthe suit also claims ending daca will hurt businesses, schools and state economies.robert law / federation for american imigration reofrm :32-43so the lawsuits by california and about 15 other states is really political posturing at an extreme level in an effort to show that they are the most anti-trump politicians. alexandra limon/ @alexlimonnews :44-:54it's unclear whether the lawsuits would be successful because just like president obama had the power to issue an executive order to implement daca president trump has the same power

alexandra, how is japan reacting. we all remember this past tuesday north korea fired a ballistic missile over japan. now we have this nuclear test and of course the new warning from the defense secretary, mattis. >> ana, days ago people in northern japan woke up to sounds of sirens, were receiving a message telling them to take shelter as north korea sent that ballistic missile over northern japan. at the time, the japanese prime minister shinzo abe called it the most grave threat from north korea the country had seen, now he is saying the latest threat, the sixth nuclear test from north korea takes the threat to the next level, so much so that japan had to send their planes into the air today to monitor for signs of radioactive material. the prime minister is again calling on all parties to fully enforce the latest round of sanctions against north korea. he is saying international cooperation is the key here. in just the last week, ana, prime minister abe has spoken to president trump at least five times. two times

his niece is alexandra brekenridge who plays on "in is us." >>> since we're going down that road, let'sis is us" theme. is there a "this is us" jack backlash. are the show's romantic scenes ruining the stars' love lives? >>> then -- >> t-boz fighting for her life. her secret struggle with brain tumor. >> i was rolled out of the hop in a wheelchair to the stage. >>> closed captioning provideddy bsh ♪ >>> you're going find out how jack dies. there will be a big piece of the puzzle revealed at the end of the first episode. >> oh, i don't know if i'm ready, y'all. season two of "this is us" returns tonight. leanne was with the cast starting with milo ventimiglia, who is feeling a little bit of this is jack backlash. >> jack is mr. perfect. you're making women swoon all over the country. does that help or hurt you in your real dating life? >> totally hurts. people are like, man, i wish my husband were more like jack. i wish my boyfriend could do the things that jack would do. i'm like, jack's not real. give your dude some love. >> how sexy you make me feel. we moved in together. >> no! >> on

. >>> the pittsburgh steelers i wanted to you wave a -- alexandra making the headlines and donating hissales. he was the only one standing and is jersey has become the top selling nfl player merchandise jersey including his jersey, t-shirts and other apparel and he served several tours in afghanistan. >>> let's check back in with sal.>> i was just talking with our good friend, alex savidge, and he is ready to hit the streets. we are almost at the end of the week. alex and i worked a little extra yesterday due to the huge traffic jam but we are hoping for better today. here is five 80 westbound, and maybe you have not heard me say this but when you have the slowdown that happens every day, and it is the unusual stuff that throws people off but we have nothing unusual on the altamont pass. traffic is where you would expect from livermore to pleasanton with traffic moving along well. it is the normal slowdowns you see that are beginning to develop and no major problems at the beach bridge toll plaza with traffic light. we have a little bit of fog on the golden gate bridge. it is dance in s

his niece is alexandra brekenridge who plays on "in is us." >>> since we're going down that road, let's "this is us" theme. is there a "this is us" jack backlash. are the show's romantic scenes ruining the stars' love lives? >>> then -- >> t-boz fighting for her life. her secret struggle with brain tumor. >> i was rolled out of the hop in a wheelchair to the stage. >>> closed captioning provideddy bsh at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. ♪ >>> you're going find out how jack dies. there will be a big piece of the puzzle revealed at the end of the first episode. >> oh, i don't know if i'm ready, y'all. season two of "this is us" returns tonight. leanne was with the cast starting with

alexandra is much younger and a lesbian and in a partnership with a sri lankan lady. a very different phase of the afd. sarah: that is not really what you expect for a far right party. simon: it is not clear what she stands for, she seems to have become a bit more flexible. i think you can say that this new party in germany's parliament is keen to look good and like a normal party. first of all, to play by the rules and to make sure they don't trip on any technical difficulties. sarah: it seems like they are off to a rocky start. how do with their chances of appearing as a normal party? simon: it is very difficult. they have the media and the establishment against them. i am sure the current -- first question will be who will be the speaker of the party. it may well be that the other parties will say that we will say that we won't let you take that prominent role in parliament. there will be a lot of little battles that will have to decide how much provocation they want to do and how much they want to play by the rules. sarah: it sounds like we'll be hearing more from

. >> my name's alexandra.side hustle is running hiking tours in the city of san francisco. >> i'm angie. >> and i'm alisha. we write your wedding vows and speeches. >> i'm becky worley, and my side hustle is pod casting. yeah. i have a side hustle too. >> reporter: chris gilbow is the author of "side hustle." he's bullish on this growing trend. >> what i'm talking about is creating an income-generating project without quitting your day job. >> reporter: he's not taek talki driver. every day people becoming entrepreneurs by turning their hobbies and passions into cash. and digital, you request sican with whatever you offer. for alex it's about balance. her day job is tied to a desk. >> i sat at a desk for 10, 12 years in a corporate environment and i realized i'd moved all the way from san francisco from philadelphia and he didn't know the city that well. >> reporter: plus there's the significant income. >> i'm earning $50,000 from the side job. >> i work as a copy writer. >> reporter: their side hustles net $1

it was worse than alexandra knew it was.ttled down in houston because she just couldn't see going back to new orleans. they still have family there. but she made it, they made it through, the water got close to their apartment this time, but they made it okay. they are well. can i just tell you that those two boys are just delicious. so well mannered, so well spoken, sweet boys and so thankful to have this moment to meet this man they've heard about all their lives, and if it hadn't been for the general stepping in, who knows what would have happened. the boys were so close to death. >> thank you for providing such a bright spot in an incredibly murky week. russell honore is the man. we knew that. and we're just reminded of it. stephanie elam, thank you so much. >> reporter: he won't take credit. i should just tell you that he wouldn't take all the credit himself. he wanted to spread it out to all the other military that was there. but they really think it's all about him. >> i got you. stephanie, thank you so much for shari

have not had a lot of first of the united nations mike thanks very much indeed i want to talk to alexandra nova show off and she's a senior visiting fellow at the international peace institute is joining us now from new york thank you very much indeed for your time from an outsider's point of view one gets the impression that many of the delegates are as mike was saying in fact sitting in the chamber watching this happening but either unwilling or unable to stop it or even get involved what do you think this is doing to the image of the united nations general assembly. well you know i mean the general assembly is is a gathering of all member states the opening is happening is happening every every year in september and. you know each and every member state is. presenting its policy and. the damage is not to the general assembly as such is to. to each of those countries and to a de international community the general assembly itself has a reputation for being a center of negotiation and finding diplomatic solutions to situations do you think that the pretty much on precedented tones of the

his niece is alexandra breckenridge, who plays on "this is us."hartley's ex-wife. >> since we're going down that road, let's keep with the "this is us" theme. is there a "this is us" jack backlash? are the show's romantic scenes hurting the stars' love lives? >>> then -- ♪ i don't want no scrubs >> yes, tlc's d-boz fighting for her life. her secret struggle with a brain tumor. how she ended up in a coma. >> i was rolled out of the hospital in a wheelchair to the stage. >>> closed captioning provided by -- at childrin the first 12stronger is cweeks of pregnancy.heart and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more jumping on yours. stronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up str