genie: alison sargent joins me on the set to take a look at what the papersshave been saaing. yyu are going to starr with the revelation from "the new york argento, one of harveyia weinstein's first aacusers, has assault against a minor..6 c13 1 alison: sse reportedly paid 380 thousand dollars to the man whh accussd her, a boy at the time. his name is jimmy. they played mother and son in a film together. the assault occurred years later p when heewas 17, which is underage ii california. it is a story getting a lot f reactiin because as you said argento has becomeea well-known out against sexual assault. any people are saying online and in articles that the storyy6 c11 should not take away from what happeneddto her, and the world is a complicated place. someone can beea perpetrator in one instance and a victim in another.% genie: in grrece, many papers are marking the and finally of the bailout. moment, buts a big there is not a lot of optimism in the greek press. one paper says in a front-page story that greeceestill has a number of open wounds after what they call an eight ye

alison: this meaas the time has come to start asssssing the damage. tte hindu is reporting road and rail service has been partly restored in the state. deaths continue to be reported. hundreds of f thousands have b n how record raking this flood season has been. this has been the rainiest august seen in 11 years -- seen in 87 years and it is only the 21st. >> or comes to mind is the role of climate change in all of this. alison: there's an article in the guardian that says research shows higher air temperatures in the arctic are slower -- are slowing down global wind that causes temperatures to linger, giving us huge storms ocean. meanwhile, a french pappr is floods to come. there he might us this is the seen extreme flooding and the paper points the finger on climate change and that humans not doing more to limit their greenhouse gas omissionss it cites former president jacqu% chirac who set our houses on fire and we are looking the other way. >> switching gears. reactions from revelation that metoof the leaders of the # movement has been accused of

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>>las autoridades consideran esto un roto >>llevó a carla a méxico >>lo que a alison lo que más le aterra tener madre no significa tener custodia legal sobre su hija" >> el padre de la pequeña vive en honduras y no tenido contacto con ellas, alison nos dijo que desde el 2011, carla vive en su hogar, y me entra las investigaciones avanzan, ella asegura que vive su peor pesadilla y que no la hora de la nuevamente >>ser pequeña fue trasladada méxico cómo lo hicieron, ya que su madre adoptiva no tenía pasaporte >>no nos dijeron decir exactamente dónde están, pero si tenemos información de que las autoridades y las del chevy los ha podido entrevistar >>es bastante difícil, >>beteta del aborto en el pasado 23 de agosto, con la víctima ocurre con las de las cámaras de su grabaron trasera del crimen así como su vehículo, el hombre cuenta con amplio pronto delictivo >>esto nos dice gonzález desde san josé, los aspectos legales dice que los jóvenes e denunciados a las cárceles por su corta edad >>que sea lo más fácil >>un total de seis adolescentes detenidos anoche después de desatarse la redada po

(alison speaking): (interviewer speaking): (alison speaking): (interviewer speaking): (alison speakingh: alison's mother said there was no turning back. (interviewer speaking): (esmeralda speaking): (waves crashing) >> smith: the practice of separating families was effect by the fall of 2017. t opposition was muted. >> i have put in place a zero- tolerance policy for illegal entry... >> smith: it was not until months later that attorney general jeff sessions made theol separationy explicit while on a border visit to san diego. he said the government had to separate children while theirnt pawere prosecuted for illegal entry. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you anday that childe separated from you as required by law. >> get out of here. >> if u make false statements... >> are you going to be separang families? is that why you're here? >> smith: behind sessions was the acting director of ice, tom homan. >> i was honored to stand next to jeff sessions to announce this decision, surrounded by many american heroes wearing green, with one heckler that probably doesn't

desde hace mÁs de 20 dÍas, alison downs no ve a su hija, sÓlo en fotografÍas en su recÁmara. una niÑa tÍpica de nueve aÑos, le gusta bailar, cocinar, jugar con amigos. ella tiene que empezar la escuela, cuarto grado el prÓximo miÉrcoles. aÑade que carla ha vivido con ella tiempo completo desde febrero del 2016. eno sobre del aÑo pasado un juez le otorgÓ custodia legal de la menor y orgullosa dice que carla le dice mama. "yo quiero que me la regrese, esta es su casa, aquÍ pertenece. merece estar con su familia, amigos y su comunidad" habla muy poco espaÑol, dice que viviÓ con sus abuelos desde nacida a los seis aÑos cuando su mamÁ biolÓgica vivÍa en mÉxico . hace tres aÑos regreso a la bahÍa para reunirse con su hija a quien se llevÓ a mÉxico por tres meses, pero regresaron. alison dice que ella tiene muy buena relaciÓn y le permitÍa visitarlos y pasar dÍas con ellos. a principio de agosto la dejo con sus abuelos una semana porque es el fin del verano antes del regreso a clases. cuando fue a recogerla, le dijeron que la mamÁ biolÓgica se la habÍa llevado a mÉxico. [hablan en i

here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt.our old age. today's research spells out the pressures that brings. the number of people in their mid— 80s with complex health problems who need 2a hour per day support will double within two decades. the researchers calculate that by 2035 there will be nearly half a million people aged 85 and over who need round—the—clock care. overall in the 65 plus age group, more than! million care. overall in the 65 plus age group, more than i million will require that high level of support. and the report warns health and care services will have to adapt, because families will struggle. it is going to be more difficult forfamilies, because women are the predominant carers, women are having to work longer, they are taking retirement later. and just at that age they will have maybe an 85—year—old pa rent will have maybe an 85—year—old parent who they will have too careful. and sometimes two parents that they will have to care for. the government as it will set out its plans for the future funding o

alison broman. and julie robertson. come on up, you have two minutes. please note the clock. i like saying that. please note the clock. at your one minute mark, you'll get a yellow sign. >> hi, my name is jack. i'm a resident of the tenderloin and i'm grateful to see the work that sfusd is doing for the homeless. in light of the disproportionate barriers, i think that sfusd's support of this bill would be good. >> i was born and raised here in san francisco and i also went to public school and went to lowell. i went to lakeshore and presidio, so i'm really excited to be here today. i never thought i would be at a school board meeting. i work with homeless families and youth on a daily basis and wanted to say thank you for looking over this resolution and thank you to commissioner matt haney for introducing this. doing the work i do every day with homeless families and youth, i've seen so many families living in their car because they can't afford to live in san francisco because they've been evicted. we've seen families living in the shelter. right now there are families slee

was it was a big player you know so it's looking good right now i actually have a picture of alison she should begin writing some stock picker but yes why not i mean we should actually really talk about liverpool they spend the most as you sad . it looks like they're really really yearning for the title yeah i mean it was really tight when you look at you know man city obviously set a record in terms of you know their leadership can we punch it up can we link it for our viewers there we go are so. you know they finish for liverpool finish fourth woman table you know so that's good they type to tighten up between the posts i mean he's a very good goalkeeper obviously you know the world knows what he's done internationally that you know in his career but. through the disaster that kerry has created in open up the opportunity and we know he's huge he's a six foot four guy he's very vocal very demanding his demeanor is completely different from the kerio they play one west ham for neo you know they want virgil van dijk was is also a defensive investment you know they cost a lot of money

. >> es mÁs que un nuevo dÍa >>> para alison, es despertar a una realidad muy diferente su primer dÍaero de la administraciÓn trump. >> alison y cindy reunificadas poco dÍas despuÉs. >> llegaban a despertar bien, bien temprano. >> los malos tratos en el centro de detenciÓn quedaron atrÁs. >> esta vez la niÑa de 6 aÑos caminaba inquieta porque apenas estÁ aprendiendo a hablar inglÉs su mamÁ dice que la comunidad le ha tratado muy bien. >> es graciosa. >> se siente feliz de cuÁndo la gente la reconoce >>> han comenzado para quedarse en el paÍs, ya que en muchos casos no estÁ garantizado >> con la inocencia de sus 6 aÑos se concentra. >> con esta gran felicidad. >> tuve muchos amigos y mi maestra se llama mis cantÚ. >> rogelio mora tagle. >> oficiales se mostraron como nunca antes, todo para rendirle tributo a juan gabriel miren y escuchen. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> ahÍ los ven y escuchan y hasta bailando algunos de los temas mÁs populares del querido cantante. >> es su manera para 2 aÑos de su partida y celebrar el legado de su mÚsica . . >>> ayer en exatlÓn, estados unidos, el circuito individ

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alison holt, bbc news, northampton., ben stokes, takes the stand in his trial over a brawl outside a bristol nightclub. and great britain take yet another gold in the pool — a fourth for adam peaty at the european championships. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: a second gold forjack laugher at the european championships, as he takes a dramatic victory in the men's 3m springboard in glasgow. geraint thomas has received a welcome fit for a champion on the streets of cardiff, after his triumphant victory in the tour de france. the team sky rider stepped out of chris froome's shadow last month to achieve a sixth win in seven years for british cyclists. 0ur correspondent tomos morgan is in cardiff. well, the crowds are still mingling behind me after the home coming and this is a day that geraint thomas will rememberfor years this is a day that geraint thomas will remember for years to come. but he is such a well decorated athlete with two 0lympic he is such a well decorated athlete with two olympic gold medal, a commonwea

alison roberts reporting from lisbon.country suffer the worst dry spell in living memory. the prime minister, malcolm turnbull, says it's important to respond to what he calls "exceptional" circumstances. the extra £108 million brings the total relief measures to more than £370 million. a second major earthquake in a week has struck the indonesian island of lombok. the latest earthquake, with a magnitude of seven, prompted the authorities to issue a tsunami warning, though that has now been lifted. at least 16 people were killed in last week's earthquake which also left more than 500 hikers stranded on a mountain in lombok. let's ta ke let's take a look at the headlines here on bbc news. jeremy corbyn apologises on social media over anti—semitism in the party, after his deputy warned labour could disappear into a "vortex of eternal shame" if it wasn't resolved. president maduro of venezuela blames right—wing opponents and colombia for what he says was an assassination attempt using drones carrying explosives. the governme

alison holt, bbc news.rights commission has confirmed this evening that it's received a complaint from the campaign against anti—semitism over alleged discrimination and victimisation in the labour party. earlier the party leader, jeremy corbyn, apologised for what he described as 'causing anxiety‘ by appearing at events with people who compared the actions of the israeli government to the nazis. mr corbyn said views were expressed that he did not "accept or condone". our political correspondent vicki young has more. reporter: morning, mr corbyn. for more than two years, jeremy corbyn‘s faced accusations that he's turned a blind eye to anti—semitism in the labour party. good morning, nice to see you... and today those questions are still coming. could you close the window, please? this row is about an event jeremy corbyn hosted in 2010, before he was leader, where speakers including a jewish holocaust survivor compared the actions of the israeli government to the nazis. in a statement, mr corbyn said... but

close and i haven't won anything so i think that the investments they made are good i mean i mean alison last year i don't know if a lot of people followed him with roma but he was phenomenal absolutely phenomenal i think for me great great investment that liverpool made and i mean like we were talking before like yeah nabil cates i think the world not a really followed rb live see you know here in germany but you know he was the motor you know that really got the team going in the s. and it shocked you know the shock to the league at least the mother's league in terms of where they finished their their debut season so him being added to that roster you know we did a report on him here do it's vel and he thinks he's the best player on the pitch every time he steps on the pitch throughout my reality you know adam not the last game so yeah i mean he's incredible you know he's whereas last i see we can talk we could talk for hours about liverpool but i have a bunch more teams in the premier league i would like to talk about some fresh faces when i am a. ok you know again it's like you look

alison holt, bbc news, northampton. spanning four decades at two leading private catholic schools, says the attacks on children, were likely to be more widespread than previously thought. it found "appalling" abuse at ampleforth in north yorkshire, and at downside in somerset, and says both institutions tried to cover up numerous allegations. the children, as young as seven, were sexually abused by a number of monks, who were described as being "secretive, evasive and suspicious of anyone outside their benedictine order." 0ur religion editor, martin bashir, reports. they decorate some of england's most attractive landscapes. downside school, here in somerset, and ampleforth in yorkshire — described as resembling a harry potter world of beguiling charm. but within these golden monastic buildings from the 19605 onwards, some teachers sexually abused children as young as seven. piers gra nt—ferris was described as a sadistic and violent abuser at ampleforth's prep school, where he taught for ten years from 1965. seen here

alison holt, bbc news. editor of the local government chronicle. i asked him if there are other councils that may end up in a similer position as northamptonshire. it's certainly not a i—off. although there is no other councils where i think this is imminently going to happen, there's quite a few other counties in particular where this might happen. so somerset has some very worrying signs there about the level at which it is eating into its reserves. similarthings level at which it is eating into its reserves. similar things can be said about surrey and lancashire, and also somewhere like birmingham. that's used up its reserve by £63 million last year. there is real concern is that councils just aren't living within their means. some research at the national audit 0ffice suggested that probably about 15 councils with social care responsibilities, where they are using up their reserves at such a degree that they will become unviable within three years. it's a huge challenge. so in the short term, what happe

alison roberts, in lisbon. thank you very much.he pavement. the snake, thought to be an abandoned boa constrictor, was found on high road, leytonstone this weekend. the rspca now has the snake in custody in a wildlife centre and is appealing for information about the incident. or indeed the owner. nicola white is the senior scientific officer for exotic animals at the rscpa. she gave us advice on what to do if you see a snake in the street and told us how the rspca deal with these incidents. the best thing to do if you see an exotic pet snake that you think has escaped, or been abandoned for any reason, is to monitor the snake. don't approach it, don't try and pick it up and just give the rspca a call. there are some species that are dangerous to humans, but the majority that we see picked up by the rspca are not dangerous. they're generallyjust corn snakes, king snakes, and in this case, a boa constrictor. whilst they obviously are wild animals, these species in particular are not going to be harmful to humans. but we do recommend

a news alison kosik she splits the unsub. so called. not to this time simcoe side but. people have put big dreams on the big screen play. movie magazine on the w. . and the scottish explorer david livingston reached this spot. in africa where his statue stands today in of them for eight hundred fifty five he had already been travelling through southern africa for several years what he saw when those few november days made such an impression on him that he wrote about the experience again and again in his travel it will livingstone was both missionary and doctor and had been working in africa since one thousand nine hundred one but in eight hundred forty nine he decided to make his first big trip into the interior. of. the you. tube. the results of livingstone's explorations were published in his work missionary travels and researches in south africa the book made livingston famous and the book the western world's interest in this he the two unknown out of africa. but the greatest excitement was aroused by livingstone's descriptions of first seeing the victoria falls he

alison holt, bbc news.onnection with the fatal stabbings of two women in solihull. raneem oudeh and her mother khaola saleem were attacked on bank holiday monday. a 21—year—old man was detained in the sparkhill area of birmingham late last night, as tom burridge reports. this video posted on facebook appears to show the 21—year—old man arrested late last night on a residential street in the sparkhill area of birmingham. on monday police issued this photo of janbaz tarin. he was wanted in connection with a double murder in a quiet cul—de—sac in solihull. two women were stabbed to death here in the early hours of monday morning. one of the victims was janbaz tarin‘s ex—girlfriend raneem oudeh. the other home over 49—year—old khaloa saleem. we know raneem oudeh made a number of 999 calls on the evening she was killed. she was on the phone to police when she was stabbed. an ally ofjeremy corbyn has accused the veteran labour mp frank field of making grotesque slurs after he resigned from the parliamentary party

alison, what do you say to the prime minister if she happened to be watching?o these two please? and you all for coming an incredible story of survival at sea. a a6 year old british woman has survived after falling from a cruise ship off the coast of croatia. the country‘s coastguard says she was rescued 10 hours after falling into the adriatic sea — 60 miles offshore — around midnight on saturday. the woman — who has been named as a6—year—old kay longstaff —spoke to reporters as she was brought to safety. i fell off the back of the norwegian star and i was in the water for ten hours. so these wonderful guys rescued me. your name is? kay. i am very lucky to be alive. where are you from? from england. how old are you? i am a6 and i was sitting at the back of the deck... so many more questions, aren‘t there? joining me now is the sea survival expert mike tipton and on the phone we have david radas, croatian ministry of maritime affairs spokesman q. hello to you, i wonder if you could tell a small details about how klong staff fell off the back of this cruise line

alison holt reports.d for by northamptonshire county council, and families like the bakers who will feel the pain of the action plan approved by councillors today. the baker children have a range of learning and physical disabilities. their mum fears the £70 million of council cuts will mean important help won't be there when needed. these children didn't ask to be born with these difficulties, these families didn't ask for these battles and yet that's what they face, day in and day out. and they have enough difficulties managing behaviours and managing medical routines, day to day, that to add a lack of service on top of that, it's just pushing families over the edge. and it's the uncertainty that really worries 34—year—old roxanne and her mum. roxanne has a neurological condition and feels she needs more support, not less. my fear is that the county council is... just going to tell me that... they're sorry, but they don't have the money. the county council cannot continue to spend money it does not have

the german has since been demoted to the bench the errors lead led to the reds signing brazilian alison becker from roma as a replacement car hughes has made forty nine appearances for liverpool and will aim to rebuild his confidence with the turkish the champions. well from the dignified and somber sport of chess comes a world championship for a select few as in the select few who are willing to play the game underwater in a london pool on a weekend in august players dies beneath the surface to play with magnetic pieces bought without breathing apparatus and once they go fully under they have to complete their move before coming up for air or the eventual winner war and orange fish hat to intimidate or at least distract his opponent. and a quick reminder now of our top story. tributes are flooding in for u.s. senator john mccain who has died at the age of eighty one mccain had been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer since july of last year a maverick republican served more than thirty years in the u.s. senate. they're up to date now on d.w. news i'll be back again with more at

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alison waters forces backed by the french military and supported by un peacekeepers arrested him that bo is now in detention in haiti. it was during this struggle that his then wife simone is alleged to have coordinated atrocities ordering retaliatory violence and rapes against political enemies and guiding attacks toward residential areas in defiance of the international criminal court ivory coast's new leader allison watera said the country would try her case on its own soil in two thousand and fifteen simone backbone was sentenced to twenty years in prison but was granted amnesty after just three along with eight hundred other people including her party's former minister of defense so it's not entirely a surprise it's been an issue that a lot of political act as a lot of prominent act of war had been talking about for a while now right we also saw the e.u. in the. report that they released recently also kind of put in pressure on ouattara to do this so it's not entirely a surprise that it's coming now ivory coast has become one of africa's fastest growing economies and allison what

here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. more of us will need help in our old age. today's research spells out the pressures that brings. the number of people in their mid—80s with complex health problems who need 24—hour—a—day support will double within two decades. the researchers calculate that by 2035 there will be nearly 500,000 people aged 85 and over who need round—the—clock care. overall, in the 65—plus age group, more than i million will require that high level of support. and the report warns health and care services will have to adapt, because families will struggle. it is going to be more difficult forfamilies, because women are the predominant carers, women are having to work longer, they are taking retirement later. and just at that age they will have maybe an 85—year—old parent who they will have to care for. and sometimes two parents that they will have to care for. the government says it will set out its plans for the future funding of care services this autumn and that it aims to meet the challenge of a gro

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this time we did like i said all these people who i mentioned earlier the valencia is an adult and alison i want to share this video a lot and everyone got a chance. there is the hard part too is that it's hard to keep watching these videos because it's traumatizing to watch that happen to another human being and i think it's so incredibly more a trauma thing to see someone who's supposed to be. the person that you're supposed to call when something goes wrong when you feel unsafe these other people are supposed to come in and keep you safe and i don't know anyone who thinks that right now so anymore with the police that there's such a lack of i don't my first reaction if i get scared is not a cop is just like slavery so people are good at you know slavery and for moral reasons which probably played a small part but one of the huge reasons why slavery ended in the united states is because of the country start to get wind of what we were doing in america and it was saying whoa how can we respect this place as a nation if you are training people up to string them up with trees in slicing th

vemos estas imÁgenes en vivo del monte alison. suheily: ¿quÉ tal? muy buenas tardes.estado. se estima que durante los prÓximos dÍas este incendio continÚe progresando. hemos tenido esas nubes acerca de la zona costera pero el viento ha estado soplando en direcciÓn sury eso es lo que ha ayudado a que la estela de humo vaya en direcciÓn norte. aquÍ podemos ver cÓmo el viento ha ido cambiando de direcciÓn y esta estela de humo se dirige en esa direcciÓn norte. 72 en san josÉ. muy agradable en plan con los 67. nuestros amigos en san francisco con 66. en santa rosa temperatura en torno a los 80°. temperaturas similares para continuar para maÑana miÉrcoles. veremos un aumento en la temperatura para el jueves y viernes. ha estado lloviendo en sectores de la sierra nevada y asÍ se mantendrÁn durante los prÓximos dÍas. la posibilidad de precipitaciÓn se mantendrÁ aislada hacia porciones de la sierra nevada, y aquÍ en el Área de la bahÍa no esperamos nada de lluvia. temperaturas bastante agradables han de continuar maÑana miÉrcoles. el viernes aumenta en torno a los 81. regreso

cnn's alison kosik is here with more on this. >> good morning, david.trade tensions between the u.s. and china hitting a new high this morning. china vowing to take countermeasures on the news that the trump administration is considering doubling tariffs on $200 billion in chinese goods from 10% to 25%. the move putting pressure on beijing to return to the negotiating table or up the ante. a chinese official encouraging dialogue and calling unilateral actions counterproductive. the steeper tariffs could go into effect as soon as next month but a source familiar with discussions says the move isn't finalized and could change. the u.s. imposed 25% tariffs on $34 billion in chinese goods and china responded in kind. president trump says the tariff tit for tat will open up market which is may be the end game but so far it's destabilizing well-established markets. as a stopgap, the administration announced a week ago it's preparing a $12 million emergency aid package for farmers caught up in the trade war but the move has been panned by many republicans as j

y esta es la manera en que luce monte alison.vÁmonos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: muchÍsimas gracias y feliz inicio de semana. hemos tenido la combinaciÓn de nubes y humo. asÍ ha lucido hacia la regiÓn de la bahÍa de san francisco. todavÍa sigue segando algo de humo a los incendios del norte del estado que de hecho todavÍa siguen progresando con condiciones aptas para que sigan ganando territorio durante esos prÓximos dÍas. recuerde, si es sensitivo o padece de enfermedades respiratorias evite ir al exterior. mantenga puertas y ventanas cerradas en casa. palmira: gracias, suheily. el primer dÍa de clases en san francisco empezÓ con la incertidumbre sobre si el transporte pÚblico se iba a dar a bastoÁ corta de chÓferes y po eso el distrito escolar advirtiÓ a padres y alumnos de la posibilidad de retrasos. jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa con todos los detalles. jaime: el distrito escolar de san francisco advirtiÓ de posibles retrasos al transporte pÚblico esta maÑana. luis fue a su primer dÍa de clases en san francisco advertido qu

con estas imÁgenes en vivo desde el monte alison nos vamos a enlazar con suheily lÓpez.ste incendio lleva 21 dÍas a vivo y en total al dÍa ha se hace sentir el calor en concord con los 98°. hacia san josÉ tuvimos 85. casi en los 90 en el norte de la bahÍa y es que comenzamos a sentir los efectos de un sistema de alta presiÓn. el calor va a continuar durante el fin de semana asÍ que hay que mantenerse bien hidratado. temperaturas en los mediados 90 hacia la zona de concord, en san josÉ temperatura en los altos 80°. esta tarde ocurriÓ un sismo magnitud 6 y una rÉplica de magnitud 4.9. no hay alerta de tsunami. no esperamos nada de precipitaciÓn para este feliz semana asÍ que estarÁ muy despejado. excelente para que disfrute de sus actividades al aire libre. inicios de la prÓxima jornada miraremos cÓmo esa temperatura comienza a darse en los 85°. un cielo bastante despejado. palmira: gracias, suheily.aprue genÉrico. con esto bajarÁ el costo ya que el original llegaba a costar hasta 600 dÓlares. ademÁs de que estaba escaso en este regreso a clases. esta opciÓn facilitarÁ la

my colleague alison kamarota has a look at what happened to piazza inside the walls of the house. >>ns of alcohol and you're supposed to drink it as fast as you can. and people are, like, yelling at you. >> encouraging you to drink? >> encouraging you to drink as fast as you can. >> it begins with a handle of vodka. the brothers are made to stand in a line and pass it between each other until it's empty. >> reporter: next, the pledges run through stations manned by the brothers. shotgun a beer, run upstairs. chug from a wine bag. and then bag down stairs for beer pong. >> how's it supposed to be alcohol free? tim piazza from 0 to 18 drinks in 82 minutes. his blood alcohol was nearly five times the legal limit to drive in pennsylvania. >> cnn's alison camarota joins us. what happened to him is stunning and afterward is truly disturbing. >> it is chilling. and it's unconscionable and may be criminal. what happened was there were all of these brothers, beta brother who is saw him and saw him in real distress and they didn't do anything. in fact, they prevented him from getting help. the

genie: alison sargent joins me to take a look at what has been going on in the papers today. you're going to start with the latest exchange of rocket fire on the gaza strip. >> israel launched rockets on gaza overnight, killing three people including a mother and young toddler. this was in response to what to the jerusalem post calls a barrage of rockets fired from rockets -- from gaza. and hamas leaders have been discussing the possibility of a long-term five-year truce. something the security cabinet and continue to discuss today. the jerusalem post repeat the words of one israeli minister who said the situation in gaza is nearing a decision. either an arrangement or more. genie: another story is getting a lot of press in israel. it's the country's controversial nation state law. >> the law defines israel as a nation state of the jewish people. it was adopted in july but it is still being very heatedly debated in the country. you can see the jerusalem post quotes and opposition leader who said that with this law prime minister benjamin netanyahu is dissolving the glue of is

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. ♪ ♪ palmira:le compartimos estas hermosas imÁgenes desde el monte alison.e humo en el ambiente. las temperaturas siguen bastante arables por debajo de los 80. en oakland temperatura por debajo de los 70 grados. ayuda que el viento siga refrescando las temperaturas y asÍ continuarÁ durante el fin de semana.en el Área de la bahÍa temperaturas por debajo de los 80. los que viajan a sacramento temperaturas por mediados de los 80. en fresno se pueden acercar a los 95. en los Ángeles temperaturas en los altos 70 grados. no se sentirÁ tan caluroso. haces a josÉ temperatura en los 77. recuerde que continuamos con mucho humo en el ambiente y la calidad del aire va a ir variando durante fin de semana.mantenga puertas y ventanas cerradas dentro de casa. si es posible tenga un purificador de aire y evite el exterior si padece enfermedades respiratorias como el asma. en hawai continuarÁn agencia por el huracÁn. ave se espera que siga perdiendo fuerza durante los prÓximos dÍas hasta llegar a ser una depresiÓn tropical. en el Área de la bahÍa condiciones del tiempo bastan

. >> george washington university students alison and kendall decided they wanted to do something to protest sunday's unite the right rally especially since participants are likely to walk through the campus. a few days yago, t created the facebook page stomp out hateat wan. they say the idea came from a newspaper story about how residents of a city in germany protested an annual neo-nazi sed on how many steps they take. >> the southern poverty law center best known for their trying to do advocacy for hevictims. >> t space in between and aroundsunday's event is also a concern for united states park police chief rob mclain. his agency is responsible for public safety on the mall and the nation's monuments which get visitor 365 days a year. >> ours offic patrol this beech every day. they're the guardian of our democracy. we don't condone nor condemn a group orag me we provide the venue for delivery of that message. >> our nbc washington app is loaded with information about sunday's events. you ca f alsod out more about the stomp out hate live on the george washington university campus,

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