alexandra nugent 806. ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah. it's been real e exciting. itrything i'd hoped for. >> reporter: now she's dealing with issue ps ranging frks to drainage. >> as boring as drainage sounds, that's a real issue to people. if your basement is flooding, you can't really think about much else. >> reporter: her win has resonated. >> set the tone for me, and i think, probably, some her dems the area, like, "okay." >> it kid of gives you this confidence. >> reporter: polling has shown a surge in democratic enthusiasm to vote in this fall's election. >> hi, my name is emily siegrist and i am running for state assembly in the 24th dm trict and i'st out knocking doors this afternoon. >> reporter: but first the voters need to know they're in cethe >> i just want to introduce myself-- >> state assbly, never heard you. >> oh, well that's why i'm knocking doors so you can get to meet me. it's just all about doors, and making the connection with people, and saying, "there is another out there." >> i'm chris rahlf and i'm running for state assembly. aso, we ca

alexandra: cortez and her -- tuition for universities.hey are reassured these issues still matter here. >> would you say you are supporting her or undececided? great. alexandra: but too many on the right, alexandria ocasio-cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist, who pledges not to accept any money from corporations. >> it is hard. especially when i was running. it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you, or they are calling you naive, or they are calling you uneducated, uninformed, uncommitted. alexandra: alexandria ocasio-cortez is standing her ground, and she is highly favored to win her district in november. for many here, she is the politician they have been waiting for for a very long time. brent: joining me tonight is our correspondent alexandra von on an -- von nahmen in wisconsin. some people say alexandria ocasio-cortez is the democrat's secret weapon. is she? alexandra: when you ask her supporteters they wowould tell u of course shshe is. there isis a growingng number of yoyoung lib

alexandra: two reasons. first, local leaders asked the president not to come, saying they would like to focus on the victims, on the families, and they need all the resources for that. secondly, there is a broader criticism the president is facing, members of the community, progressive jewish religious leaders say that he's -- he, as a president, and his administration, continue to fuel anti-semitism that inspired this attack in tree of life synagogue. they point to the fact that trump has repeatedly used the word "globalist" or criticized his opponents as globalist, although jewish organizations warn him that this word is used as code for jews in anti-semitic circles and they also say or criticize that president trurump has repeatedly referred to migrants as dangerous invaders and we know that the suspect, the gunman who allegedly carried out this attack, went online saying that the jews were bringing invaders in to kill his people and he was referring to a jewish organization who helped refugees. brent: kn

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alexandra, how important it for south korea at this point?well, it's important for everyone, george, but certainly, south korea has a vested interest here and they're the ones brokering the communication between u.s. and especially since it seemed it was staggering from that initial meeting with president trump and kim jong-un paper lot has fallen on the shoulders of secretary of state mike pompeo who we have seen get off the plane shortly. and he'll be giving the south korean counterparts and the south korean president a debrief of what exactly happened in pyongyang. it's his fourth trip to north korea. more important, given the fact just back in august the scheduled trip was cancelled at the last minute and in the previous trip there was no meeting with kim jong-un. the fact that he's going to pyongyang is a success. and we know that happened because the secretary of state has recently tweeted had a good trip to pyongyang to meet with chairman kim. we continue to make progress on the summit. he also puts up a picture of himself with kim jon

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joe. >> thanks, alexandra. >> joe johns. >>> all right. the u.s. government is quietly working the case of missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the washington post writer and critic of the crown prince went missing after entering the consulate last week. we have jomana karadsheh with more. he went to get a marriage license and disappeared. jomana, what do we know? >> reporter: christine, more questions than answers when it comes to the disappearance. one thing everyone seems to agree on here is jamal khashoggi disappeared after his visit to the saudi consulate last tuesday. i met his fiancee out here 24 hours after that. she is still waiting for him. she was quite emotional. she said he was reluctant about going into the consulate. this is a man who left saudi arabia in the middle of the crackdown on critics and activists. he felt he had to do this because they planned on getting married here and he had to obtain the paper work needed. since the disappearance, we had conflicting statements coming from all sides here. turkey for the past week m

alexandra because they're called community activists publisher. running for congress in new york's fourteenth district she could become the youngest woman in the house of representatives. a rally in the proud to rican restaurant in liberal. knows almost everyone here she shocked her party when she almost attend term incumbent congressman in the democratic primary for her this is just the beginning it's all about every day people coming together and believing in their ability to change this country. the bronx native is now a political rock star. she was like for dinner is the neighborhood which is the body of the bronx and just like this community activism getting involved she's bold she's progressive she's not afraid to you know take her. ideals and the platform that she believes in and really take it to where it needs to go and to really galvanize people towards back old. alexandria cousin cortez inspires her supporters and puts the fear of god into the establishment of the democratic party the party's leaders insisted nationwide elections are wo

good evening to you alexandra we just saw you report there. because your chords some people say that she is the democrats' secret weapon is she. well when you ask her supporters they would tell you of course she is and there is a growing number of young liberals saying that the democratic party has to have good concepts on how to solve many problems do you ask citizens are facing right now that's not enough to just be against strong but of. course we have to say that her demands are no it's mainstream and she's been criticized not only by republicans but also by democrats who called her a naive and are saying that who is going to pay for her demands however we also have to add to that talking about situation free education or universal health care that's something that can be done just look at the euro for example very good point bernie sanders would probably agree with you as well you are in milwaukee as i said if you're on the campaign trail of a republican female candidate i mean we've heard about this surge in the number of female democrat

now alexandra field live in hong kong following the details. alexandra, look, with the infrastructure so badly damaged, airports down at this point, how difficult is it for these crews to get into these hard-hit areas? >> it is ee nor lusly difficult, george. we are learning from official more about what kind of need exists at the moment. it exists on a massive skam. we just heard an update from officials in indonesia. they are saying 48,000 people are displaced, out of their homes. we know that thousands of homes and buildings were destroyed between the earthquake and the tsunami. these are people who are now seeking shelter outside largely thousands of them going to outdoor shelters. you've got a number of people also who have homes that haven't been fully destroyed, but are too fearful to go back indoors because of the possibilities of aftershocks. the rescue crews are working feverishly to try to get to the areas where there is the greatest need. you point out the fact there is destruction of infrastructure. there are downed bridges, there

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in washington alexandra limon.vicki) there are no legal consequences for minors caught smoking marijuana in dc. police will confiscate their pot and call a parent or guardian. (ken) new research indicates automobile crashes are up by as much as six-percent in the first states to legalize the sale of recreational marijuana. the number of accidents in nevada, oregon, colorado, and washington state have all increased... compared to some neighboring states that have not legalized marijuana for recreational use. the insurance institute for highway safety and the highway loss data institute conducted the research. other states where marijuana is either decriminalized or allowed for medical use were not included in the study. the san jose catholic diocese is naming names.. we have the just released list of clergy accused of abusing children... we'll also hear from one of the victims of a priest on that list. north korean leader kim jung un is on a diplomatic outreach campaign. holding several summits in recent months with

alexandra: voy a estar en puerto rico, y tambiÉn en aruba.ailar! esa mÚsica es sabrosa para hoy viernes. francisca: hacemos una pequeÑa pausa y al regresar, dispuesto a revelar sus secretos mejor guardados llega el dasa y se somete al banquillo de la verdad entre acuerdas de enfrentÁndose a un pasado que muy pocos conocen. ana: regresa la hora mÁs sabrosa de la televisiÓn, la chef lorena harÁ una receta afrodisÍaco acompaÑada de carlos rivera. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ alan:ahÍ estÁ presente en nevadas. en el mes de noviembre serÁn los latÍn grammy. no se pueden perder la fiesta a travÉs de univisiÓn. ahÍ estaremos con toda la informaciÓn. francisca: como debe de ser. [timbre] alan: hoy es viernes. ya hay fiesta con sombrero y toda la cosa. [hablan a la vez] [gritos] >> es viernes y el cuerpo lo sabe. buenos dÍas. [hablan a la vez] ana: ya le puse agua a los frijoles. [risas] alan: Éste se alimenta. >> extraÑaba mucho a alan. he venido y no has estado. la gente rica se va de vacaciones todo el tiempo. [risas] los quiero a todos. buenos dÍas. los quiero m

but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges not to accept any money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running and it is it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. alexandra because you could have a standing her ground and she is highly favored to win this district in november for many here she is just a politician they have been waiting for for a very long time. and. we have some football now in england pulled off a big surprise in their nation leagues match against spain. sterling scored twice as in one sealed a three two victory in the spanish city of seville spite the loss spain still remain top of the group while germany's national football team has yet to bounce back from this year's disastrous world cup on saturday they lost three nil to the netherlands and now they face world champions france in the nation's league tonight criticism of coach welcome love is mounting

alexandra, thank you canal. she will be back later for a news briefing.ing the media today. we will keep you up—to—date with all things on brexit. we have our correspondence analysis. we may fix —— we make sense of all the terms. you can download the bbc news out. the us secretary of state mike pompeo will arrive in turkey shortly in the wake of the disappearance in the saudi consulate of a prominentjournalist. mr pompeo has already visited riyadh where the saudi crown prince has denied any knowledge of what happened to jamal khashoggi. it's widely believed he was murdered and the fallout is continuing to grow. as he got on the plane to istanbul in the last few minutes, mike pompeo had this to say. if all goes as planned, yesterday had the chance to have a number of meetings, extended meetings with king salman, the crown prince, and in each of those meetings, i stressed the importance of them conducting a complete investigation into the disappearance of jamal khashoggi and ansett —— they said it would be thorough and complete. it would be thorough and com

in washington alexandra limon. (vicki) coming up.. recreational marijuana is now legal in canada. we'll show you the celebrations as people lined up early to purchase pot. (grant) plus after the break.. it might sound like a good idea.. but there's a catch. we'll tell you about lyft's new subscription service. eleni kounalakis owns this building. profited millions from tobacco, oil, and wall street. as a rich developer, she violated clean water laws. now she's trying to buy this election. the lt. governor's office isn't for sale. i'm dr. ed hernandez. as state senator, i worked across party lines. held drug corporations accountable. invested in schools and middle-class jobs. our campaign's people powered by firefighters, teachers and nurses. because i'll put you first - not big money. (vicki) the ride-hailing company lyft is launching its all-access monthly plan... but there's a catch. they're offering riders 299-dollar subscriptions for 30- rides a month... but that's only for trips worth up to 15-dollars each. if a ride costs more-- the rider pays the difference. the subscriptio

but too many on the right alexandra because you cortez is a dangerous revolutionary who calls herself a democratic socialist who pledges notes to accept and in money from corporations it was it's hard especially when i was running. it is it feels almost impossible. people are ignoring you or they are calling you naive or they're calling you. an educated uninformed uncommitted. voters. because you have a stand on her block and she is highly favored to win the state district in november by many here she is just to hold the commission they have been way too. for for a very long time. i have in me. the crisis in caregiving in germany as one of the government's biggest challenges. thousands of positions are currently unfilled it is a situation that affects caregivers every day. rosa lopez is always on the go the spanish born nurse works in berlin she loves her job but it's becoming increasingly difficult to deal with well. there are a growing numbers of elderly people who need help and fewer and fewer individuals willing to do the job. rosa looks after up to thirty people a day who can mor

or i for more on this his crossfire washington correspondent alexandra phenomena. u.s. allies have warned against trump's decision to pull out of the treaty how much support is there in washington for the move and why well when you talk to nuclear arms experts they tell you that they are very concerned saying that the decision would be very dangerous and could kindle an arms race to make. it increasingly cold war like behavior among the uars russia and china trump is also facing criticism from democratic lawmakers one. that this decision would be reckless that the white house has to consult the allies in europe there are also republican lawmakers standing behind the president and we have to say that the you asked military leaders have been complaining for a quiet long time now that russia has been violating this treaty and that this treaty is a one sided constraints on the u.s. ability to come to a china that was not a signatory of this treaty and it's all of this as the u.s. says national security adviser john bolton is heading to moscow for meetings with president put

washington correspondent alexandra limon explains..e stroke of a pen president trump put himself at the center of a years long war over water in the west. trump there's so much water they don't know what to do with it, they send it out to sea.the presidential memorandum instructs federal agencies to speed up environmental reviews of water projects rep. kevin mccarthyit will bring more water not only to washington and oregon but throughout the central valley.water delivery is restricted by federal and state regulations, including the endangered species act. california congressman jeff denham says restricting water costs jobs....jeff denahmand takes away the economy in the largest agriculture industry in the country.barabara barrigan parilla of "restore the delta" says low water levels in rivers threaten endangered species... like chinook salmon and delta smelt. barabara barrigan parilla / on the phohnethey have a negative impact on an eco system and fisheries that support a whole tourism and fishing ecoomies . alexandra limon it's possi

(ken) washington correspondent alexandra limon reports - there's a new bill aimed at simplyfying the process. but not everyone agrees it's a fair bill. david broder was relieved by the supreme court decision in the wayfair case.. .which allows states to collect sales taxes from online retailershe says his business treasure trove jewelers has been losing cutomers for years.david broder / business ownerlet's say you spend 20-thousand dollars that 1200 dollars you can avoid by buying it online. that seems wholly unfair.but a group of lawmakers says the supreme court decision unleashed chaos on small online retailers.so the bipartisan group introduced a new bill to help protect those businesses.carl szabo / netchoiceso you're seeing states throw away the recommendations set forth by justice kennedy and instead doing anything and everythig they can do to collect as much taxes from every small seller acorss the country as possible. carl szabo with net choice says some states are collecting taxes retro actively and are targeting small businesses.alexandra limon / washington correspondentthe

with him yesterday saying that he could change the constitution by executive order which as you say alexandra now is not true or bureau chief in washington d.c. alexander phenomena as always always and thank you but here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world as thousands of central american migrants continue to travel towards the united states the pentagon is deploying more than five thousand troops to the u.s. mexican border another two to three thousand soldiers are reportedly being put on standby nigerian authorities have watched the series of deadly crackdowns on shiite muslim protesters demanding the release of their imprisoned leader. zaki the military say at least six people died when soldiers fired into the corral demonstrators say that dozens more have been killed since saturday. britain's prime minister to resign may has once again ruled out a second referendum over the country's membership in the european union speaking today in norway she also denied that there were plans for a general election to break the law theresa may is in to discuss the u.k.

alexandra field with an update.tands face-to-face with a new adversary. matilda has been erected to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 1988 novel. the uk poll found the british republic believes matilda would be the one to confront trump today. >> somewhat reminiscent of fearless girl on wall street? >> it is. >>> "new day" is less than ten minutes away. alisyn camerota, fearless girl, joining us now. good morning. >> i'm not sure the president would like that depiction in that statue. >> probably not. >> we'll hear about that i'm sure. in any event, what is the scope of the fbi investigation into brett kavanaugh? we keep getting different reports. hearing different things. limited? we have josh campbell here to tell us what the fbi can do during the course of the week. we will also check in to see when senators will vote on this. >>> then a new segment. a daily segment. it is with harry enten. our numbers guru. >> love him. >> we are five weeks away from the midterms. he will tell us every day which races to kee

call alexandra fifty one years old and i'm homeless and. since two thousand and eight there is a r.'s a dollar there are. going to have a lot of that to us is the dollar's object on a good day at the big three hunch but this is eighty hours of up and eighteen hours straight up and down up and down on my feet. arbet i'm sure. it was a music teacher. ideology so. i smoked sixty cigarettes a day. i mean the force troops would suit up with the system that is all about profit to me it is human nature. like coming from a family of eight and poverty when i was going to school i used to have to lead to to pay and still to hold one pay of pay as i was poor i was so poor that i wanted to do it myself out of out of the hole of poverty you know i wanted to make a better life for myself i didn't like quality. i hated poverty i made a vow to must have the money ever got to the place where i can make some money interest whale i would do that. the stream of people didn't want it to go. so you did two or three the flames although some may see me because i'm going to end of. letting. people who don't

with me is alexandra kellert who's european political analyst at control risks. get started.spoke about brexit already but the independent is focusing on the press conference that the president of the european council delivered yesterday. he sounded quite negative, didn't he? he did that i think it does not want to overstate what can be achieved this week. i think he is not as negative as he was in salzburg so there is a possibility that this would not so much. he did say that there is no grounds for optimism. as i see it, the only source of hope for a deal is good will and determination on both sides. however, for a break through to to ta ke however, for a break through to to take place, we do need new facts. the question is, what new fact can we bring today to brussels? theresa may's options are limited. she perhaps only has a few minutes to make a pitch to the leaders. unless you can come up and say that she has changed her mind, and i don't think any of us think she will, then there is no real hope that breakthrough in the next few days. it is tricky because she is on the

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in washington alexandra limon. (grant) former first daughter chelsea clinton is thinking about getting into the family business.... during an interview with the westchester county journal news... clinton said if someone stepped down or retired... and if the role matched her skill set... she'd consider the job. the 38-years-old is promoting her new children's book-- 'start now! you can make a difference.' the book motivates kids to think critically about issues like health, climate change, bullying and endangered species. (vicki) coming up... a package thief is caught red handed... and a woman uses her high-tech doorbell to catch them. why she says the crook wouldn't have been happy with what's inside those boxes. (grant) and... your valentine's day gifts may be a bit more expensive next year.. we'll tell you why after the break. ♪ you know when you're at ross and the cute dress gets even cuter? yesssss. or when you can say yes... to both. sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah? th

alexandra limon / washington correspondentthe suspect appears to have extensive and disturbing social media footprint which includes threats to the same democrats who were the intended targets of the explosive packages. texas congressman joaquin castro said in a tweet: the president must understand his constant de-legitimization and demonization of the media & democrats has repercussions. vice president joe biden - one of the intended targets - also pointed to political rhetoric. joe biden / former vice presidentthis ugliness it really has to end. and words matter. words matter. authorities warn the investigation continues, and it's still possible there are more bombs in the mail.in washington alexandra limon. (pam)(pam) (pam) continuing our team coverage on the mail bomb intercepted here in the bay area.. we have new reaction from tom steyer - the target of that device... (grant) kron4's dan thorn is live outside the burlingame post office where the latest mail bomb was found.. dan? <"i just want to thank the police and post office for doing such a great job. i think they don't alway

joe. >> thanks for that, alexandra field. >>> the u.s. government quietly working case of missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. he went missing after entering the saudi arabia consulate in istanbul last week. we have jomana karadsheh with more. he went in to get a marriage license and then what? >> reporter: he hasn't been heard from or seen since, christine. this has been such a mystery. so many questions. the one thing everyone seems to agree on is he disappeared after that visit to the consulate on tuesday. you know, we met his fiancee who was out here and waiting for him after he went into the consulate. she said for some time he was reluctant about the visit. he did not feel comfortable. this is a man who left saudi arabia after feeling uncomfortable staying in the country. worried about his safety with the crackdown on critics and activists in that country. she says he felt he had to do it. there was no way around it. he needed the paper work to allow them to get married here in turkey. over the past week, turkish officials say

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veteran cyclist alexandra velvet they has finally ended a long wait for his first world title at thirty eight years old the spaniard won a thrilling elite men's road race in austria which ended with a four way sprint on the final stretch of the grueling two hundred fifty eight kilometer course valverde the frenchman remembered a into second he's finished runner up twice but this was well that his first rainbow jersey. and gold medal. tennis world number one simona halep was forced to pull out of the china open because of a back injury there are many and suffered the injury a week ago that will hand open the french open champion lost the first set to the one hundred thirteenth ranked on step book of tunisia six one before retiring after just thirty one minutes. plenty of fireworks in the final of the chengdu open is but atomic to confound be a funny well tomic is usually the one who gets the bad press over his behavior this time it was for many who lost his cool after losing a point in the second set the italian got a code violation for smashing his racquet and folding it in hoffa's also

washington correspondent alexandra limon reports humanitarian groups say preventing the migrants from seeking asylum, would be illegal. trt 1:29secretary of state mike pompeo went to mexico to meet with officials.they discussed the caravan of four thousand migrants traveling to the united states.mike pompeo / secretary of statewe are quickly reaching a point which appears to be a moment of crisis, record numbers of migrantsthe hondurans are fleeing because they fear for their lives and many say there is no work in their country. president trump threatened on twitter to stop aid to central american countries and asked mexico to stop the migrants mexico asked the united nations to set up a migrant processing center on mexico's southern border.the country hopes that will satisfy president trump - while ensuring mexico doesn't break any asylum laws. president trumpif that doesn't work out, we're calling up the military, not the guard, we're calling up the military. and we're going to have the military stationed, they're not coming into this coun

and the final one affects alexandra park road which is closed the alexandra palace station. of seeing bright areas developing, for southern and western areas, temperatures with a maximum of nine or 10 celsius. the blustery north—westerly breeze. as we go through the evening and overnight then we will see the skies clearing. under clear skies we are looking at another chilly night. temperatures falling close to freezing. we could see a touch of frost to start the day. a bright but cold start to the day tomorrow. some sunny spells. the cloud will tend to increase as we move through the day. temperatures a touch warmer than today. a high of 13 celsius. late in the day into the evening the growing chance of seeing some rain. if you have evening plans for halloween you might need an umbrella. as you know it was the budget yesterday and there is more analysis of the budget and what it means to people living in london with vanessa on radio london. good morning, welcome to breakfast, with louise minchin and steph mcgovern. 0ur headlines today: the final budget before brexit but did

following the story, cnn's alexandra field. and it's talk of good discussions there from mike pompeo. what does this mean for south korea? >> well, south korea is going to be debriefed on what happened in pyongyang in the coming hours when secretary of state mike pompeo meets with his counterpart near seoul and also with the south korean president. they've been very much engaged with the idea of talks between the u.s. and north korea and brokering those talks when they've come to an impasse. so they are very much going to be motivated by any signs of progress, and certainly we're hearing some indication of progress from secretary of state mike pompeo who seems to be characterizing this trip as successful. you saw it with that tweet there. we understand as soon as he landed in south korea, he was briefing members of president trump's team on what had transpired. it was a closed door meeting that happened in north korea, absent any cameras to record the moments when pompeo was sitting down with kim jong-un but top north korean of

alexandra johnson was born and raised here in san francisco. she lives in sacramento now.he tells us she comes here to drive because she makes more money in less time. as for the criticism that rideshare drivers often stop wherever they want and block traffic -- >> there's really nothing we can do about that because it is so overpopulated here that most of the spaces for us to pull over safely are already taken with someone that's parked there. >> alexandra says the company does not train drivers on traffic laws, other than rideshare rules at the airport. she would welcome that. she also welcomes the recent increase in traffic control officers on market street to kind of help prevent jay walking and usher more cars through the intersection. i was struck by what the taxi drivers' perspective was about wanting the medallions to pay-off, but here you have the other side saying we deserve to make a living as well, and the barrier to entry was so high with the me ddallions. >> use the #better dli bayarea to share ideas about how to share ideas on how to build a better bay area.

mr president we're going to take a show break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to alexandra would she have been president talking about service a session to the e.u. and its relations with the united states stay with us. is a. secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moved to a different spot were the previous standards not known highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice so something that is as old as the eye and then i think you look at it just is not in . its path. or back with that xander through church serbian leader as you present you just mobilize serbian army because de coster a leader went to visit the area with the majority. because of the well is that it's it's a few people would say ok those guys wanted to visit one of the new york. they really remained i understand why mobile that's there and yes they were coming there wit

veteran cyclist alexandra velvet they has finally ended a long wait for his first world title at thirty eight years old the spaniard won a thrilling elite men's road race in austria which ended with a four way sprint on the final stretch of the grueling two hundred fifty eight kilometer course valverde the frenchman remembered a into second he's finished runner up twice but this was well that his first rainbow jersey. and gold medal. tennis world number one simona halep was forced to pull out of the china open because of a back injury the romanian suffered the injury a week ago at the will had open the french open champion lost the first set to the one hundred thirteenth ranked on ship book of two lizzie a six one before retiring after just thirty one minutes. plenty of fireworks in the final of the chengdu open is but atomic to confabulate fanie all tomic is usually the one who gets the bad press over his behavior this time it was for me who lost his cool after losing a point in the second set the italian got a code violation for smashing his racket and folding it in hoff he is also ca

in washington alexandra limon.catherine) a new form (catherine) (catherine) a new form of treatment is giving patients with a spinal cord injury hope that they might be able to walk again. the machine this patient is wearing is called the 'ek-so g-t'. it's a portable and adjustable robotic exo-skeleton. it attaches to a patient's body and allows them to stand up and feel what it's like to walk again. the machine was designed to help patients with spinal cord injuries.... paralysis and other neurological conditions - gain back some of the motion gain back some of the motion in their bodies.jessica mcnair, patient: "i think it's really inspiring because, it kind of, it instills what it felt like to walk normally again, so it kind of forces me to think i can maybe walk normally again in the future." (catherine) (catherine) jessica mcnair works for ekso bionics-- the company that invented the machine. she suffered a stroke that left her immobilized... she says she believes the possibilities for this new technology are

surprise and we're going to take a show break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to alexandra what she's talking about services session to the e.u. and its relations with the united states stay with us. still to public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. we can all middle of the room see. the more you leave his room will. join me every thursday on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics all this list i'm sure. i'll see that. you know we're back with alexander from church serbian leader as you present you just mobilize serbian army because dick hosmer leader went to visit the area with the majority and with arabs there so because of that why was it it's it's a view from outside people would say ok those guys wanted to visit one part of kosovo and then they will mobilize your army. they really remained i understand why you mobilized the army yes they were coming there with. machine guns well we have horses and everything else and they don't have right to come there with that kind of weaponry that was a. verbal arrangemen

the leon youth academy he's up on the wall here now alongside the likes of colleen benz amanda and alexandra like i said. at sixteen he started training under stephane of arch the next step on his road to the pros was not an entirely smooth journey. he was a bit weedy at the start but he played football with a lot of passion on an intensity. above all it was a matter of building up his confidence. his technique was always excellent. and then he had a sudden growth spurt and went on to develop a real athletic physio. trained for three years and who also made sure his young protege completed his education tally so formed one of the girls most potent duels with front man alexander lock as that which piqued the interest of buyers club he's apparently admired for a long time. that the games in the blues league are a very open there are lots of big clubs the stadiums are always full and the atmosphere is fantastic the first german phrase i learned was get forward in the hall no. games with getting into the box and scoring goals in them on. my basically described him as a classic. box to box midfie

letting this call alexandra fifty one years old and i'm homeless and. since two thousand and eight there is a r.'s to have knowledge there are about racists. have you done that to us is the dollar's object on a good day activates the hunch but does the eighty hours of up and eighteen hours straight up and down up and down on my feet. i bet i'm. a loser and you say. i smoke sixty cigarettes a day. i mean the force troops but the system that is more about profit than it is human nature.