but in the man behind the amendment they face a difficult opponent — the 87—year—old labour peer alfountry as a six—year—old refugee from naziism under the kindertransport programme. members of this house will of course be fully aware, there is no need for me to spell it out into much detail, of the appalling conditions in which children are in calais in what was formerly thejungle on the big islands. conditions are desperate. these young children are vulnerable to criminality, to prostitution, and to trafficking. they are in a terrible plight. i've never argued that britain can take them all, of course not. all i've argued is that we should take our share of responsibility, along with other countries. but where we have specific responsibility is where children have family here because clearly the right to family union is something we should support. ministers are reluctant to have their hands tied in eu negotiations. lord dubs suggested this could mean children being used as bargaining chips. well, i would find it offensive that the government saw children ——if the government saw ch

alf“. brothers overcame dehydration and exhaustion in their row across the atlantic.hey said it was a help and not a hindrance when times got tough. 35 days, nights, at sea. you get some aches and pains. after more than a month at sea, the end in sight. notjust one record on the horizon, but three. it's been incredible and so surreal, being the three of us in 35 days. hearing other people's voices what to come gci’oss other people's voices what to come across the finish line they said they had no prior experience before training. they now raise tens of thousands of dollars for —— of pounds for charity. congratulations to them. the headlines here on bbc news. two of the candidates for labour leadership have launched their campaigns today. the city of glasgow becomes the biggest in the uk to pledge to become carbon neutral in the next ten years. with the last decade the hottest on record. psychiatrists call for social media company to hand over their data to research what the online world does to our children's mental health. it's now time for the film review. hello and

johannesburg welcome to you mr my finger in your report you say that a crackdown on the rights to freedom alf expression and peaceful assembly continued last year in mozambique how did you observe this. key concern for human rights watch in mozambique in 2019 was a crackdown on freedom of expression and assembly as well as through the media so for example in the know in couple joe got a province there was a restriction of access for journalists to cover events there and we also looked at as there was in attack and restrictions when a critic of the government musicians. for example in general and organise important send up of public integrity that was exposing corruption. around by the police and local to the leadership that they. intimidated at the same applies with the police stopping in much much too by the women's group. preventing them from protesting as well as also children kind of all that was struck democritus what these were some of the highlights in terms of. shien's on the freedom of expression. association and assembly. so mr philip when you see who is the president of mozambique

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at alamo square, it's listed for 2.7 million a 3 bedroom 2 and a alf bath houses about 2600 square feet. it's3 stories high the victorian was built back in the early 1900's there you go. >>macy's is closing more than 2 dozen stores across the countrincluding here in the bayrea. it follows macy's 4% decline in sales last year that report came a time not long ago the upcoming closures will include the macy's store at the mmer's ville town center in antioch clearance sales atthe soon to be close stores are happening this month and running for the next 12 weeks. find us and canadian leaders now say it is highly kely that iran shot down a civilian ukrainian jetliner killing everyone on board. >>i mean a warning he in washington executives from the 3 biggest voting equipment manufacturers in the cotry were on capitol hill today, i'll have that story coming up fever, 49or fever, we go to le stadium in iran, they're getting ready for the big crowds showing up. and all clear tonight in the bay area and a very chilly bay area and a very chilly night on z3pgqz1ncz y3pgqy y1ncy >>the stage is set f

the labour peer, alf dubs, who came to the uk as a child to escape the nazis, had proposed changing theso that it included a commitment to negotiate with the eu to make sure that unaccompanied child refugees could join relatives in the uk. family is one of the basic things that we all have to believe in. and if young people who have worked their way, sometimes in hazardous and dangerous conditions, from halfway across the world, from war and conflict in syria or afghanistan, and if the incentive is that they have family here, surely it is right that we should take note of that are not close the door on them? an independent peer confessed he was baffled. i do not understand what the government are planning to do. i did take part in the committee stage and i did speak on this and listen to the minister at the second reading, and i still am none the wiser as to why it is here. a conservative defended the government. if this amendment is defeated, the government will then stop taking any further child refugees in. i think that defies all credibility. lord dubs said he didn't trust the gover

the campaign is these were echoed by lay that alf dubs he's been spearheading the movement of the protectionf unaccompanied minors to the brexit bill. himself arrived in the u. k. on the kindertransport as a child green not see them he called the decision a polling and shocking dobbs has promised to continue to argue his case. in the house of lords next week. well as his business he had kate moody is with us in the studio could see que hello i have a good to talk about this trade war. between washington and beijing which is kind of a note of the headlines in the past few days for obvious reasons- but but there is some developments today yeah absolutely light at the end of the tunnel this two year long. a a spot- china confirming that this thursday it's vice premier li u. her will be heading to watch the white house next week. to sign the phase one trade deal of coursrse beijing hadd yet to confirm the announcementnt which is made by prpresident trump a few days ag. thisis will essentially be a ceasefire in this nearly twowo year long spat between the world's two largest economies. some tax w

he did look respect he is european allies you know he thought their joy when it was known pain and alf now tromp a scene you know these european gazed their use this neither waste you know we can expend their but isn't that takeable the county has been all complied the americans have truly good a civil war you know rock that keeled according to various estimates about i've heard any good men the you know on television site in physicians for peace who's see it could be up to london median people killed in the rock s. a result over their chain reaction from their american intervention in 2003 so vonn 1000000 people killed and non mr trump is seeing you are all oss $12000000.00 all the money of that we spend on their war in iraq you with a rock you'll go meant to or were us but also as other interesting point is that i think in the rocket we see how liberal interventionists and nell course in the united states how the miscalculated to bowl democracy they had been warned that the majority in iraq is basically shaded most liberals so if if you introduce democracy there bro you raney and bod

there are real cybersecurity risks in the world, and all alf the equipment, the carriers and equipment providers have to be subject to strict scrutiny and testing of products and conformance of measures because if there gasket gasket hacking everybody's products particularly in a global supply chain deeply embedded in china, those are the kinds of things that are necessary to make sure america is safe going forward. >> host: congresswoman spanberger. >> guest: and so when i'm choosing which sets a g-uppercase-letter i'm choosing to purchase and provide personal data across, the risks that are present with huawei technologies are ones that i'm not willing to take, and so my answer to that would be no. but i think andy purdy made some good points talking a supply chain challenges, talking about threats that exist with any type of technology that is used. all of those things are true but it's also simply the case that with relationship between huawei and with, between huawei and the chinese government, those risks are a bit more heightened. >> there's another part of this conversation whi

we will follow that on bbc news and all day everyday the alf which museum, if you use twitter, is puttingits. —— auschwitz. environmental activists are saying the contamination of drinking water in the united states with man—made chemicals is far more serious than previously estimated. tests commissioned by the environmental working group have for the first time found toxic chemicals known as pfas in the drinking water of dozens of american cities. some of these chemicals have been linked to cancer, liver damage and low birth weight. she has accused the military of deep—rooted intolerance. the army says she is unable to continue her services. tributes have been paid to the monty python star terry jones, who has died at the age of 77. he had been suffering from dementia. our correspondent david sillitoe looks back at a career that helped to reshape comedy. terryjones. in monty python, he was often at his best in a frock. charlie, you come to this mark there. but he also directed their films. he was an historian, a tv presenter, a children's author and friend and writing partner of michael

the hearinconstruction.it is alf the california coastal act -- [buzzer] >> thank you very much. >> chairwoman: any other public comment on this item? seeing none, the public comment is closed. just to address the noticing issues, could the city attorney or the clerk please go over what the notice for this ordinance was? >> it is my understanding there was no special noticing. >> riley: for this item. it was posted on line, 72 hours prior to meeting, posted at the library and on our website and outside our office. >> chairwoman: and maybe to the sponsor, when was this introduced? >> i can look it up on legistar, but let me say the following thing: this is properly noticed. seqea has been properly noticed. the parties areably are ably notified. administrative code amendments do not go to the planning question, so that is respectfully a spurius argument. >> chairwoman: i'm looking at the city attorney, who is nodding her head in agreement. supervisor mar? >> thank you, chair ronan. yeah, i just had some additional questions on this. last week i actually -- this legislation was brought to my atte

. >> but bobby does find, among the dime-a-dozen don johnsons, alfs, and mr. t's, some real gems.ry "bewitched" photo. >> i love elizabeth montgomery. >> well, these are original "bewitched" test shots, and you can see she went through herself and put "kill" on them -- she didn't like it -- and she put a question mark on that one, which was kind of neat. >> "i look like i should be sitting in the dentist chair. kill." well, for elizabeth montgomery, someone that's a big fan of hers, this has value? >> yeah, absolutely. probably these are worth $100, $200 each. >> what if there are more like these filed away in these cabinets? here's my bottom-line question about all this. is it worth a million dollars? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> after inheriting their cousin's trove of nearly 2 million entertainment photos, the lerner brothers are trying to figure out what to do with it. do you have a plan? >> we pretty much don't know what we're

the only dangerous on one in alf this, it isn't schiff or hakeem jeffries, it's chuck schumer. he's a crafty, mean-spirited street fighter and he knows if he can peel off some of these squishy republicans which he may very well do, he can keep this charade going for a longer and longer which is what they want. if there is no end again, it is simply to go after trump and leslie. >> laura: and then we will bring in something rex tillerson said last month when he was in texas -- you get the point. every day they are hoping that someone says something in the stratosphere of the former trump staffers that they can advance their argument with and this is what was said on cnn today about the recognition that there is no way they are ever going to have 67 senators to vote to remove this president, watch. >> i don't think there is any chance regardless of what john bolton said that there will be 67 votes. i don't think that is the standard, i think the standard is are you going to have a trial or not? are you going to have a trial where the facts are in dispute and addressed? >> laura:

abc 7 news has a team of reporters headed to miami along with chris alf sports director later by biel, amanda del castillo, phil dorsey. we'll cover on the facebook page. live reports tonight. >>> moving on, st. francis district attorney's office put on hold charges against the man in this video seen attacking two police officers. those officers in the video shot the man who is still in the hospital recovering from his injuries. abc 7 reporters lauren martinez has more on the d.a.'s decision about the charges. >> mr. bowoed boudin made it cl >> reporter: the district attorney's office is dropping charges against 24-year-old jamaica hampton, seen here enbody cam footage fighting with two police officers on the morning of december 7th. >> his charging decision to not charge mr. hampton for feloniously assaulting two of my members, not only caused my members and every law abiding person who comes to san francisco. >> chesa boudin said this is not what's happening. they made the decision to withdraw the complaint against hampton. boudin says it's not dropping charges. >> there's an import

>>making a grand safety is definitely on most everyone's minds here the meeting and did about alf an hour ago it was held at the montclair presbyterian church a church member told me it was one of the biggesturnouts they've seen in a while. >>the meeting began by asking for a show of hands for those learning more about safety. feeling ncerned anger frustration and outrage or was concerned over ths fellow's you know i thought that you >>i certainly that and to hear what's going on. >>the meeting comes a ek afr the deadly laptop theft at the montclair starbucks it was the morning of new year's eve, a 34 yeaold software engineer died after chasing the thieves who stole his laptop. oakland police arrested 2 men one charged with murder the other manslaughter police are still lookinfor a 3rd suspect unclear residents. spoke with say there's been an uptick in crimes before the tragedy car bak whichis a drag its every week all rhiannon extt car break in our carsre stolen car burglars came and there's stl the medicine from rite there is an incident at at the lower keys. so there's definitely

out there, 50 degrees for santa rosa hayward 56 degrees and redwood city also in the mi-fifties as is alf moon bay, but future ca is going show some changes we are going to remain dry all weekend longand even throh your martiluther kingmonday holid but by tuesday light rain will return to the ba area very rly tuesday morning and even continuing tuesday afternoon but then drying out now as you could see by wednesday could see some spotty scattered shows but overall it looks like esday is going to be the main rain day and rain totals wi this storm not looking inch of rain or less for those of you santa rosa, everyone else seeing about a quart of an inch rain or less in the bay area. so let's take a look ahead at your next 7 day forecast because we are going to dry oucompletely by thursdayand into friday of next week and even rming up to into the low 60's a week from today for most of our interior valleys going to keep back to reset thanks for la teachers are suing delta air lines after a jet dumped fuel on their scol been reporting about this for most of the tourney gloria allred representi

>because of boh of their swift action granada lopez was found and he was arrested about an hour and alf later nearthe school. he's now in jail facing 6 felony charges being held without bail. >>welli hope police say they arrested man accusing him of shooting at a person multiple times. 42 years old areas right there. his name is spencer thomas of the he faces charges attempted murder and being a felon in possession of a gun. take a look at this and take look at this surveillance video back on december th outside the walmart on serrano drive you can see the suspect firing at a ca the driver crossed out the door and then the suspect runs away from the scene. police say the 20 year-old victim was shot several times. he currently recovering from his injuries and is expected to be okay. this man police need your helpthis was in hillsborough they say that the person s going through a home this is a residential burglary. the burglary happenon bailey on a road aroun9 o'clock on monday morning. if you recoize this person give the police department a call. >>well on a creek police need your helpt

i met guaidÓ at his office in caracas yesterday to discuss alf his.with the question that's on everyone' mind. what is going on with the national aembly in venezuela? >> ( tranated ): as you may know, venezuela today suffers from a dictatorship, a dictatorship that incarcerates people has generated the most severe humanitarian crisis in the region. seven million venezuelans in a complex humanitarian emergency, as determined by the u.n. 5.5 million migrants on the continent, mainly in south america, only surpassed by syria, in terms of the refugee cres around the world. that is what we venezuelans are facing today. the national parliamenhas become a beacon of resistance, of democratic struggle, of defense ofhe rights of venezuelans, and it has not been exempted from persecution by the regime. and that is why the dictatorship is attacking us the way they do. i was ratified on january 5 as so, that is our great struggle, which i lead from the national parliament. i must say that i enjoy remarkable international recognition and support. and that, in short

they are all getting drunk and having fun. ,alf-an-hour out of midnight illumination flares start falling then, the bombs start falling. the germans just roamed the sky freely. the germans it the fuel dump -- hit the fuel dump, gasoline which had been so painstakingly brought in exploded. those bombers have been flying overhead, where is the red air force? single red air force fighter plane appeared. really most of them were badly damaged. planes at the other two bases were moved out of the line of fire. but the next night, the germans destroyed many of those and the fuel dumps and so on. it was a huge tragedy for all those involved. i went to the three airbases in the 1990's and interviewed a number of people who had been involved in one way or another. one very lovely lady who had an american boyfriend, wept when she described the attack on the base. the sovietow between military and allies are going downhill very fast. the first example for this happened in may when colonel colin was returning from an agreed-upon reconnaissance flight. he was fired upon by soviets. he thought this was

when a country gives all its children a secondary education, they cut the risk of war in alf. educated girls are healthier citizens who raise healthier families. they're less likely to marry young or contract h.i.v. and are more likely to have healthy, educated children. each additional year a girl completes cuts both infant mortality and child marriage rates. madam speaker, when the keeping girls in school act was put into full force, it will mean that countries where girls are educated will be more peaceful, making violent conflicts less likely and countries more prosperous, allowing them to be more self-reliant and participate in international trade. this means a safer and more economically vibrant world. the keeping girls in school act recognizes the progress made in closing the gender gap for primary education in developing countries like vietnam, due knee zha and nepal and recognizes that we must do more to advance young girls around the world. this legislation focuses on unique on tack -- obstacles keeping adolescent girls from accessing quality education at the seconda

standing out to me is that you have really seen this run in industrial stocks in the past -- in the 2019.alf that the slowdown we saw was not actually that deep. it was relatively shallow, particularly at fastenal. you never saw that sales growth number go negative. what that means is you will not necessarily see a rapid spike upwards. you will probably see a slow, sluggish growth environment for 2020. a lot of these companies are talking about a recovery in the back half of the year come about of course, we have a presidential election, and there are a number of uncertainties baked into that. nobody knows what is going to happen with the tariffs still in place on $360 billion of chinese imports. the latest is that those would not be removed at the earliest until the present to election. there are a lot of things holding back capital spending, and the stocks are not price for that. julia: so you see this more as a sector issue and challenges, not a company specific story. brooke: they certainly have their own company specific issues. that is there margin disappointment. all of the industrial

,alf: hedges into global growth and the easiest way to do that is to buy.ow much -- i keep being told markets are wearing, and there is a black swan. is the virus the black swan of 2020? arend: this clearly matters economically for a quarter or maybe two, but then things tend to snap back to their existing trend levels. there will be a heightened sense of alert and caution, and central banks do not want to sound tone deaf, but i would be surprised if any central bank tries to react to this. francine: you can see a few months down the line and if flights cannot get in, gdp will take a hit. arend: this can take up to six months. it takes a while for things to spread and get under control. it is possible this is a two quarter thing, but if you go back to prior episodes, the economic damage was quite concentrated in a relatively small number of countries. even in those countries, if you go back to the sars episode, there was a snap back once things were under control. from a forecasting perspective, it is too early to lock down your china forecasts sharply beca

>>it happened in the area known as the promise land it's aut alf of the runs there are black diamond slpes for advanced skiers. noaccording to authorities the avalche was reported around 10 o'clock in the morning in this general area between scott shoot and the promise land at's near the scot chairlift that's cole compstat comstock may d have been is in the area known as subway now according to the esort crews had been working in the area friday morning to control avalanchesthat they used to some explosives to cle away some of the all told more than 2 feet of snow the 24 hours between thursday and friday. alancs a ski sorts are considered rar but of course are also risks that cannot be fully controlled. frid's incident is the first adly avalanche in alpe meadows since march 31th of 1982, 7 people were illed by an avanche at that resort alpine meadows was closed at the time because of e heavy snowfall but up to 13 employees ansome people on vacation where there when the avalanches hit that buried the parking lot and destroyed some structures there we. coming up onron 4 news weekend. w

i mean, maine is so independent that it along with vermont, the only two states in 1936 to support alf landon. how far out, franklin roosevelt and the state of margaret cheh smith. you don't have to -- like in american history you don't have to push very hard to find the irony. you know? tom josephson wrote the draft of the declaration of independence on a laptop desk made by the hands of an enslaved person. right? you don't have to look very hard. and the fact that susan collins represents the state, where margaret chase smith, united states senator, the one in the first months after joe mccarthy went to wheeling, west virginia, and said he had the names of 205 communists in the department of state, ultimately found none, and smith laid out in a speech called the declaration of conscience the entire case against mccarthy we now accept as ka ncomical. fair process, weaponizing the senate in an attempt to agrandiagran agrandize himself as opposed to doing the public good. dismissed at snow white and the six dwarfs, and yet four years later, half of the republican caucus, 22 republican s

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>> i assume it would be quickly followed by acquit alf president trump. and here's why. we've always had witnesses in these trials, the fact is this may be a tie as senator van hollen was saying, and if it is a tie, the chief justice has every ability to vote to break the tie. the only precedent we have is from the johnson trial where the chief justice did break ties. i don't believe this came up with rehnquist in the clinton trial and so the chief justice has to decide not only what he should be doing in terms of this trial but in terms of the role of chief justice as protector of the rule of law. look, chuck, i didn't just vote for the witnesses, i voted for chief justice roberts, i am a progressive. i took a lot of flack from people for doing that. mr. chief justice, i voted for you because i thought you were a man of the law, because i thought you were thoughtful and that you would care deeply about the office of a chief justice. if the chief justice shirks his responsibility here to make sure there are trials, it is an historic moment, and it is very damaging to the