alison: most recent predecessor. this person asked, when scott pruitt was head of the e.p.a., it was a difficult time at the agency. and they said morale was pretty low given some of the ethics issues that he faced. have you changed the atmosphere or mood in the agency staff? and how has he -- has his tenure made your job any harder? administrator wheeler: i think there's always a change in morale and attitudes at any agency or department when you change from one administration to the next. i've been in this -- in and around washington, d.c., started at the e.p.a. during -- george h.w.ed a bush george h.w. bush administration. i was there at the clinton administration. there was a lot of unease from that transition, from the bush administration to clinton administration. there is unease, particularly during the first year of new administration. from being acting administrator last summer, i visited all 10 regional offices, visited the large labs. i do all hands on meetings with our career employees. i listen to them

alison broke down and cried when a giant photo of her family was shown.oked lovingly at her husband, ghost ship founder derrick. >> very potent when a mother and a wife, you know, speaks out really on behalf of her husband and their mutual vision very powerful. >> reporter: alison testified they created the ghost ship to be a place for artists and a space for the couple to store artifac artifacts. almost immediately the warehouse also became their home. when i saw the warehouse and all the possibilities there, i fell in love with it. alison told the jury she never felt unsafe, that the front stairs were unconventional but also sturdy. and that she often saw police officers, firefighters and child protective services inside the ghost ship. sarah told reporters alison and him both feel responsible for what happened december 22nd, 2016 when 36 people died inside the warehouse. >> she's vy authentic. she's doing her best to answer the questions, considering everything that's at stake. her husband is looking at 39 years in prison. >> reporter: a young man test

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his daughter alison was one of those journalists.rker spent his life since then pushing for gun control. he is the author of a new book, "for alison" about a father's fight for gun safety. thank you, andy, for joining us. it is never a good sign when we speak to you because it means something awful has happened. so thank you for joining us. there's still a lot we're learning about this shooting, but when you first hear about another mass shooting in virginia, what goes through your mind? >> well, john, it is -- you know, it is a kick in the gut. i mean it is just -- it is gut wrenching. it is awful and it is too familiar. you know, a disgruntled employee, it just sort of brings it all back for me. it is -- it is terrible. >> well, we're sorry for the families and we're equally sorry for you, that you have to relive this. you said on the day that alison was killed, that this can't just turn into an issue where people shrug their shoulders because it has become too common. how do you fight that? >> well, i think the simplest way to do

alison: good morning, welcome to the press club. my name is alison fitzgerald kodjak. i am the 2019 president of the national press club and i am the health policy correspondent at npr news. we have a terrific program for you this morning. we invite you to listen, watch, or follow along on twitter at the hash tag, #npchi. #npclive. with more than 20 democrats seeking the party's presidential nomination, the candidates are spending a lot of time trying to separate themselves from the pack. whether it's name recognition, media blitzes, campaign rallies or simply a policy pick. our guest today, former colorado governor john hickenlooper doesn't have a name that rolls easily off the tongue and he's pulling at nationally, generously, 1%. but he's the only candidate with who can take credit for sparking the redevelopment of an entire denver neighborhood by opening a microbrewery. his civic experience and launched his political career first as a two-term mayor of denver and then as a two-term governor of colorado. in his first term as mayor he reversed a $70 million budget de

his daughter alison was one of those journalists.t his life since then pushing for gun control. he is the author of a new book, "for alison" about a father's fight for gun safety. thank you, andy, for joining us. it is never a good sign when we speak to you because it means something awful has happened. so thank you for joining us. there's still a lot we're learning about this shooting, but when you first hear about another mass shooting in virginia, what goes through your mind? >> well, john, it is -- you know, it is a kick in the gut. i mean it is just -- it is gut wrenching. it is awful and it is too familiar. you know, a disgruntled employee, it just sort of brings it all back for me. it is -- it is terrible. >> well, we're sorry for the families and we're equally sorry for you, that you have to relive this. you said on the day that alison was killed, that this can't just turn into an issue where people shrug their shoulders because it has become too common. how do you fight that? >> well, i think the simplest way to do it -- and

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it will destroy him and his wife. >> when a prosecutor asked alison if she considered herself the mother of the ghost ship warehouse, she said no. >>> well, just in time for san francisco's pride celebrations, city leaders have approved the formation of an lgbtq cultural district. the law preserves lgbtq culture in the historic castro neighborhood. it also brings additional funding and resources. the newest district will join several others including the comp tons transgender and leather lgbtq in soma. >>> helping make wishes come true for critically ill children. partnering with the make-a-wish foundation for a telethon. >> such a rewarding day to bring smiles to sick kids. answering calls throughout the day. let's go live into our call center right here at the nbc bay area studios. garvin thomas joins us now with more information. how is it going, garvin? >> hey, raj and janelle. i think everyone pretty much knows what make-a-wish does. they provide wishes. they grant wishes to children going through difficult health situations, and it is really an unbelievably rewarding and great thin

alison holt, bbc news.ed to the labour party after an investigation into comments he made about the party's handling of allegations about anti—semitism. mr williamson was suspended in february after saying labour had "given too much ground" in the face of criticism on the issue and had been "too apologetic". chris mason is in westminster. something of an angry reaction to this decision? a furious decision. the board of deputies of british jews has said it is a disgrace, senior labour mp margaret hodge, who isjewish, said senior labour mp margaret hodge, who is jewish, said it senior labour mp margaret hodge, who isjewish, said it was equivalent to allowing political pals backing and turning a blind eye tojew hate. some people say that it might be due toa snap some people say that it might be due to a snap election and unless mr williamson was led back into the party would not be able to stand. at least one of the panel of three who make this decision and was in favour of mr williamson being let back in is o

alison freeman, bbc news.ter being struck by lightning while walking on a mountain range in the scottish highlands. the 55—year—old was hiking near kinlochleven, when she and another member of the group were hit. police scotland said both were airlifted to hospital in fort william, but one died of her injuries. the other walker is in a stable condition. five teenagers arrested in connection with a homophobic attack on two women on a london night bus have been released on bail. a group of young men began harassing the women after discovering that they were a couple, and asked them to kiss. the suspects were questioned on suspicion of robbery and aggravated grievous bodily harm. a labour mp has been reported to the party's chief whip, after he supported campaigners who've been protesting against same sex relationship teaching at a birmingham primary school. roger godsiff is the mp for the constituency which which includes anderton park school — the focus of recent demonstrations. daniela relph reports. they are

alison holt, bbc news. you can see more on this in the second of a two—part panorama programme. our main story — the commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of d—day and to huw in portsmouth. george, thanks very much. welcome back to portsmouth. we are going to talk about some of the aircraft used on d—day. they have been recreating some of the flights across the channel 75 years ago. the dakota "da ks" are the very planes that dropped the first airborne assault troops in normandy as the invasion got underway. two veterans who parachuted from the daks in 1944 have just repeated their jumps. they have been showing great courage and great skill, even that an elderly age. lucy williamson has this report. just after midnight, 75 years ago tonight, a dark constellation appeared in the night sky above france. thousands of allied troops dropped quietly into nazi occupied territory. signalling the invasion that changed world war ii. among the troops dropped into normandy that night was harry reid, a 20—year—old signaller with the sixth airborne division. today, harry, now 95, prepar

alison freeman, bbc news. the bbc‘s martin yip is at the protest. been seen in hong kong for quite a while. you judge how big the rally is by how many people occupy how many lanes on the road. this is a busy part of hong kong. all six lanes have been occupied by these people waiting mainly white t—shirts. they are chanting slogans ranging from, down with the leader, too, no extradition to china. this is about opposing the proposed amendments to existing extradition law in hong kong. people are worried that some might be extradited to mainland china for political reason once this bill is passed. the government argues that the court will protect them from such a thing, from these political extraditions. but people do not buy into it. and they are showing up here. a woman has died after being struck by lightning while walking on a mountain range in the scottish highlands. the 55—year—old was hiking near kinlochleven when she and another member of the group were hit. police scotland said both were airlifted to hospital in fort william, but one died of h

alison freeman reports.ands of people are marching through the streets of hong kong in a final attempt to stop a new law. they believe that the law would allow china to target its political opponents, leading them to be tortured. the former british colony returned to chinese law in 1987, but has its liberty is not enjoyed by those on the mainland. those who oppose the bill say that it would erode hong kong's freedoms. mainland china uses all sorts of ways to exercise their so—called dictatorship in hong kong, to kidnap the people they treat as enemy. the controversial bill would allow authorities in mainland china, taiwan and macau to make extradition applications for suspects accused of crimes such as murder and rape. the hong kong government has tried to reassure the public, saying the territory's courts would have the final say on whether to grant requests. and those accused of political and religious crimes would not be extradited. whilst hong kong's leader carrie lam has made amendments to the bill, she

alison freeman, bbc news, wainfleet all saints.very well" after being filmed visibily shaking during a meeting with the ukranian president in berlin. she appeared to be struggling to stand. afterward she said she felt much better after a drink of water. president trump is expected to announce tonight that he will run again to be president of the united states, in the 2020 race for the white house. he will address a rally of supporters in orlando in a few hours time. our north america editorjon sopel is there for us now. jon... thank you very much and welcome to a very noisy crowd. the capacity here is 20,000, according to the trump campaign, over 100,000 people is 20,000, according to the trump campaign, over100,000 people tried to get tickets. it's amazing. two and a half years into his presidency just how popular he remains with his supporters and how devoted they are to him. but of course, different to four years ago is he will now have to defend his record, notjust attacked the democrats. on certain things, he hasn't built the

alison freeman, bbc news.e middle east, on top of the 1500 already there, as tensions grow with iran. the pentagon claims it now has more evidence that iran was behind the attacks on two tankers in the gulf of oman last week. mark lowen is in fujairah in the united arab emirates. how significant is this military deployment? i think it is another significant warning shot from the us against iran, retaliatory show of strength against tehran because of what washington said was eran ‘s attacks on tankers in the persian gulf in recent weeks. it is another part of us‘s so—called maximum pressure strategy on iran. they have crippled the —— the iranians economy through sanctions, iranian oil exports are down, iran is struggling to pay public sector salaries and there you have the moving of significant military assets into the region. the fear is that it has become yet another dangerous new geopolitical flash points. on the one hand iran is somewhat backed up by china and russia who have both warned washington against

alison freeman reports from lincolnshire. 0h, not as bad as i thought. house she shares with her husband richard since the water levels drop. they'd acted quickly, getting their furniture onto breeze blocks to save it, before the water came in last week. they're still shocked by what happened. have you ever had anything like this? i have lived here now nearly 60 odd years and it's neverflooded in my time and it's neverflooded in my family's time, nor my grandfather's time. the work has already begun to remove water damaged items. they think it will take at least four months to get their home back to normal. you see the floor bowed up. from the water and pressure underneath it, shoving the floor up. all eyes are now on the river steeping, which burst its banks on wednesday. this gap's already been plugged, but there are concerns about what will happen if water levels rise again. efforts are continuing to pump as much water away from the town as possible, to protect those houses that haven't been affected and prevent more damage to those that have. and tha

here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt here you go.the uk. can you reach? yeah, i can reach. look how swollen my legs are. they are, aren't they? you need to keep them up a little bit, roger. an increasing number of people living longer and living with more complex conditions. today's report from the directors who run council care services in england warns the system is now failing too many people. one, two, three... as a care worker, lauren is at the sharp end of the pressures. she works for a private company, but many of her clients are local authority funded. dashing from call to call, she often finds people need more support than they get. a lot of the people that you go and see don't have the hours that they need. so it makes our lives more difficult, because you're in there a lot longer than you're supposed to be. the council, they have a criteria and they have to stick to that criteria. if somebody doesn't meet it, they're not going to give it to you, no matter how hard you push. tell me if it pulls. how? 0n yourskin. despite th

here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. your here to take you to lavender with 0wen. 0wen is 96. we first met them as that care home was closing because it was outdated and counsel fees didn't cover costs. i won't forget it. for the family, it is a worrying time. we thought we found the care home from heaven, the support here, the carers here and we understand the situation that they have to shut the care home. ijust hope and pray that this is going to be the last change for them. like many, the couple are caught in a confusing system. they have to move ca re confusing system. they have to move care home, theirflat is also being sold to pay for their care. they spent seven years bouncing between being state funded and funding themselves. this is your new home. it's a caring rollercoaster, it is a financial rollercoaster and it takes it out of you. families need to know what to expect when they care for their relatives in the future. how to access care, how to access funds, it is oriented won't go away. when we next saw the couple, they had settled well but 0wen has si

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this is something i know that alison's organization has been very focused o.ut the regulations. this is about shutting down abortions. >> if they're documenting cases and i've read the documents, straightforward documents, they leave, thought they had a successful abortion and weeks later, they they're finding out they're still pregnant, and things that are out to happen. they're look for answers, and the staff will not do interviews, they won't make themselves available. they had some, you know, number of women who have gone by emergencies to the hospital. so if you're pro women, i would think you would want all of them to be safe. >> i want this service to stop being the most inappropriately regulated health service in the country. this is a decision between a woman, her family, her doctor, her god, but politicians like the governor in missouri, have wanted to shut down abortions and whether or not how large your door size s or pelvic examines, a medically induced abortion, these regulations are intendd to shut down abortions and that is against women's heal

[applause] john: thank you, alison. thank you for that introduction and welcoming me to the press club. thank you all for being here. yesterday, senator bernie sanders declared in a major address that democratic socialism is the only way. now i have great respect for senator sanders. he provided clarity and urgency around the major issues for working families in america. but i fundamentally disagree that we should do away with the democratic regulated capitalism that has guided this country for over 200 years. this position is shared by many of my democratic colleagues but for some reason, our party has been reluctant to express directly its opposition to democratic socialism. in fact, the democratic field has not only failed to oppose senator sanders' agenda, but they've actually pushed to embrace it. the jerrett of democratic candidates support at least one of sanders' various proposals, even the self-declared pragmatists are hesitant to criticize medicare for all or the green new deal. while it's true that no one of

and natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades alison you found off the coast years before israel it's like it's an al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza's un exploited gas fields gaza loggin is the only meaning of us of the palestinians so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. hello it's not whether it's on the ground but flooding is the story still through most the states here this central section of the u.s. now if you top up the river levels and these showers will do that running up through texas and kansas it just makes things worse for all the way up the mississippi the missouri and the arkansas the river is pretty high and flooding in many many places so do and see too many more showers and we haven't got that many more to be honest and beyond this beyond the plains states really is looking fine to the east is fine quite old 15 toronto to the west apartment kasia no high ground shaft looking ok $9000.00 san francisco rising a little bit on tuesday a greater cha

>> reporter: hey there, alison.n we've crossed the border by car it takes us hliterally minutes but for oscar martinez and his family when they tried it was an impenetrable barrier, and you can see behind me where their bodies were found. as for that photograph, the photographer, she knew when she took that photograph it was powerful, a little girl basically embracing her father in death. but she says the photograph going viral just isn't enough. >> translator: this should be an invitation to debate and consider changes on the migratory policies and for the two governments to ask themselves what are we doing for the immigrants, and why in the middle of depair a father and head of family doesn't care risking his life and his daughter's life just to make it to the other side thinking he will find a better future. >> and there is a sense of sadness here of course at the deaths of martinez and little angie valeria, but there was not a sense of shock. if it hadn't been for that photograph, and julia said she's photograph

alison sargent has the first for you on just how the enormous assault was planned.oseph stalin, theodore roosevelt and winston churchill sat down in tehran ending greed to it -- and agreed to invade northern france. the russians wanted a second front in europe and after a second a attack on peaearl harb, the americans maimed determin.. >> the american peoeople in ther ririghteous might will win throh to absolute victory. >> french general charles de gaulle was not in on the secret. he was warned of -- was not warned about the offensive until the last minute. over the last month, england was transformed into an armory as the amamericans transferred fighghters and supplies. english factories ran day and night, the whole population joining the war effort. thehe end of may, 1944, allies had gathered over 44 million soldiers. the fighters would have to get through the atlantic wall, a system of fortifications ordered by hitler's in 1942 that stretched all the way from norway to spain. france, forced and volununtary workrkers had built thoususandso bunkers alalong the e n

alison freeman, bbc news.mbers of the rail, maritime and transport union have walked out in an ongoing dispute over planned changes to the role of guards on trains. services have been cancelled or disrupted — and the stoppage coincides with royal ascot. tv presenterjeremy kyle has turned down an invitation to give evidence to the commons committee investigating reality tv. itv axed thejeremy kyle show in may, following the death of participant steve dymond. the select commitee will question the chief executive of itv next week, along with the executive director of the jeremy kyle show and the show‘s director of aftercare. lives are being lost and destroyed by the failure of the nhs in england to provide care for people with eating disorders, mps and campaigners say. more than a million people have an eating disorder, but specialist help is often difficult to access, leaving patients relying on gps who lack the skills and training to help. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. for the past decade, ha

this border to remain open to survive as the crisis in the country sees no end in sight alison and. victor. hong kong's leader carrier has offered what she calls her most sincere apology for the way an extradition bail has been handled she's under increasing pressure from protesters a war going eyes large demonstrations demanding her resignation rob mcbride reports from hong kong. with anger still festering in spite of a statement apologizing for handling of this controversy hong kong's leader kerry tried saying sorry in person i personally have to show that much of the responsibility this has led to controversies this pillows and societies in society. for this i offer my most sincere apology so all people of hong kong the controversial extradition bill has provoked some of the worst scenes of violence involving police and demonstrators in decades and some of the biggest protest marches ever critics say would allow china to extradite political opponents to face summary trial in mainland courts protesters have been demanding the bill be withdrawn and for lamb to quit she did neither

cut internet services after the violent dispersal of the sit in protest outside army headquarters alison's a demonstration demonstrations had been camped out there a sense april when former president omar al bashir was removed from office he was the one to do nothing done and was as long as the internet remains calm we will hold these meetings to show the people that we are proceeding with this revolution . it is a sudanese american journalist and activist she joins us via skype from state college pennsylvania thank you so much appreciate your expertise on this so this this potential formation of a government that's basically half and half how does that the how does that sit with you. that you can actually reach out and it was a matter of fact i mean it was an incredible opportunity to think for. people i mean this is a military.

ecosystems elaborate on al-jazeera a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades alison has found of course years before israel has rockets on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza as an exploited gas fields gaza loggin is the only meaning the us is a but as you know it's so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-jazeera. the african union suspend sudan's membership and demands the military hand over rule to civilians following a violent crackdown on demonstrators. hello i missed the attain this is al jazeera live also coming up mexico pledges to beef up security as its border with. the tries to head off donald trump's dress of tariffs on mexican goods. and a warm welcome for brazil's conservative president from his arms in time counterpart said cool reception from protesters. and imagine see measures in south korea as it battles to stop the biggest animal disease outbreak that. now the african union has suspended sudan's membership in response to the brutal crackdown on protesters

>>harcourt is suing tesla her attorney alison gokal the way the tesla works is you simply just have to touch the break and tap a lever down just like he would to tap down and engage your windshield wipers. >>her attorney says roughly 10 days later, she delivered her baby prematurely. >>she had to deliver a channel naturally through the broken pelvis. >>harcourt is recovering anderson is in therapy. she says she wants parents to be aware that certain features marketed for convenience may be more dangerous than they know. >>that was kimberly chang reporting in a letter to the lawyer handling the case tesla wrote that the suv quote responded to the operators inputs as designed. the letter wemt on to state that the company doesn't believe the incident was quote reasonably foreseeable. >>your help tonight the cdc has really sarah latest measles report send the result 971 confirmed cases in the united states so far this year that means 2019 officially has the highest number of measles cases reported in nearly 3 decades. half the states in the country have reported at least one case so far th

overwhelmed by aids, especially the one not far from the san francisco general where rita volunteered and alison and cliff were nurses. >> after the intensive care units filled up, we started spilling over into the regular units of the hospital. so that's when things really got kind of out of hand, actually. >> some nurses feared this unknown, unnamed disease so much they wouldn't even go near someone with aids. the fear was pervasive. >> carrying an exposed needle is a lot like pointing a loaded gun. >> but something different happened. cliff morrison saw his friends getting sick and dying and realized that aids patients needed a special kind of care which led to the nation's first aids ward, 5b, also the name of a new documentary. >> it starts out with you revisiting part of -- >> oh. i'm sorry. that was the hardest thing about doing that. i didn't really think about the power of that image, you know, what it was going to do. >> what are the factors that are inspired the opening of the unit was the desire to see the patients as people and not a disease. >> how difficult was that knowing that w

alison holt, bbc news.al care and health services and to hold the system in newcastle to account. yourjob is to monitor and offer suggestions on how to improve what is available. what is happening in newcastle and what does it fit with what we were hearing from allison's report? none of that was particularly surprising. but we are hearing from people completely because what the report says, people are finding it harder to get the ca re are finding it harder to get the care that they need and when they do get care, it tends to not be at the level that they need. and we hear that they're finding it increasingly difficult to fund the care, so the will is there to do it, but the money is not. the bbc helps fund local areas around the country, including council meetings which can be very dull for people who are reading in the papers but is hugely important whether decisions are made andi important whether decisions are made and i thinking of what meeting in east sussex where they are taking 90 to half—million po

alison holt, bbc news. the weather is coming up.ds, got quite serious. that morning they said we are going to give you live ammunition and this is the real thing. at the time i had no idea it was as vicious as it was. it is with humility and pleasure in behalf of the entire country, indeed the whole free world, that i say to you all thank you. # don't know where. # don't know when. # but i know we'll meet again. # some sunny day.# hello. 0ur weather is in changeable mood. no one day is exactly the same as the day preceding it. a big contrast today. what seems like this in northern ireland after a month's worth of rain. sunny scenes like this over parts of finland and wales. that is because we have seen low pressure and this front dominant in northern ireland. —— england and wales. we have this weather system pushing out of france into east anglia. 0ne pushing out of france into east anglia. one or two showers in the south. lots of sunshine as well for many. still some rain in western scotla nd many. still some rain in western scotla

totte n ha m van dijk and alison the goalkeeper.harry kane has declared himself fit and will he lead the line or be on the sceptre to bench? tottenham have w011 the sceptre to bench? tottenham have won european trophies before, just not ina won european trophies before, just not in a final of the european cup, so this will he would be unexpected for them inglorious if they manage to pull it off. the fans here are gathering went to great excitement for what should be a great spectacle because whatever happens, the european cup is coming back to england, and the winners will celebrate with a victory parade tomorrow. we've already had one all english final this week, chelsea and arsenal meeting in the europa league, but this really is the big one, and underline the strength of the premier league and one team will be extremely happy at the end of tonight. indeed. thank you. our europe reporter gavin lee is with liverpool fans in madrid. gosh, it looks pretty messy already. i don't know what the alcohol consumption levels alike. where ar

is the junior partner now alison anstead a patch after the s.p.d. suffered its worst ever results in last month's european elections. thousands of opposition supporters in albania have taken to the streets to demand fresh elections.

alison's of people took part in a silent march in london on saturday to mark the 2 year anniversary of the grenfell tower tragedy it comes after 3 u.s. firms which produced materials used that the block of flats face a lawsuit from hundreds of survivors and relatives of the victims it's claimed they facilitated the spread of the devastating fire which saw 72 people lose their lives some of the products are banned from use on u.s. skyscrapers prompting accusations of double standards are comics and the message that foreign lives are worth less than american lives and that it is acceptable to expose people outside the united states to dangers to which people in the united states would not be exposed the lawsuit names that clubbing producer are comic product is by the company's own admission flammable it also means whirlpool the maker of the refrigerator that's believed to have caused the fire and insulation made by cielo texas is said to release cyanide gas leading to further avoidable fatalities. all 3 companies have expressed their sympathies with the victims whirlpool also noted that

some are perceived by cancelling them into a political agreement has been made so by him and vincent alison he was on the phone thanks for bearing with us appreciate you taking part in our program today they can i was here on line next time to watch. pages of this exercise book unspeakable memory compiled testimonies of victims of congolese mustnt. as this intimate evidence finds its way to international courts the central african republic is plunged into further. detail of people and a nation crippled by recent history. one of a 2 part series on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. every. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome to this hour jazeera news hour live from doha i'm martin dennis coming up in the next 60 minutes iran says it's determined to reduce its commitment under the 2050 nuclear deal just hours after the u.s. imposed a new round of sanctions. palestinians boy calls a u.s. led investment conference for the middle east saying their dignity cannot be pulled out. a prime minister in tears.

mica alison started off with tears. abc7 news reporter laura anthony was inside the courtroom. >> she cried. she cried on the stand. >> reporter: defense attorney tony serra says he got exactly what he wanted the jury to see when she took the stand. allison broke down and cried when a giant photo of her family was shown and looked lovingly at her husband derick almena. >> she has sensitivity. she has artistic talent. she embodies the whole team and vision of ghost ship. >> reporter: allison testified she and almena created the ghost ship as a place for artists and as a space to store artifacts of pieces they collected. almost immediately, it also became their home. when i saw the warehouse and all the possibilities there, i fell in love with it. she told the jury she never felt unsafe that the front stairs were unconventional but sturdy and she often saw police officers, firefighters and child protective services inside the ghost ship. she said they both feel responsible for what happened when 36 people decided inside t

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last year a local foundation, the alison rose foundation in northeast ohio, was launched to education the public about the real risks of food allergies can pose on individuals who suffer from it. the foundation was established in the name of alison rose, a young college student who died as a result of a reaction due to her peanut allergy. i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan amendment, to increase research for food allergies, and help us prevent future tragedies like alison rose. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from ohio yields back. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. khanna: i one of the would like to recognize -- i just would like to recognize the gentleman from ohio, mr. gonzalez, for his leadership, his willingness to work across the aisle on this and his passion for this issue and i appreciate the leadership of representative delauro as well and their staffs. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman f

part of the deal with the with the former president with the balance of the men such as parliament alison it's both men deny the claim political analysts say feel that he has to prove he is his own man president who does try and will try to survive an impasse and will do the same especially because there's a quite huge political party on the field and they warn these parliamentary elections but we have one head of state with his constituency. and responsibilities and is doing well for that on being. the funeral reportedly cost millions of dollars money some his say could have been spent elsewhere it is high unemployment and poverty officials are also battling to contain any bone outbreak in the east of the country is a kerry supporters say for now it's time to celebrate the veteran opposition leader and give him a proper sendoff afterwards they say they will be watching the same felix to see what kind of leader he's going to be how to al-jazeera kinshasa. the u.k. government says it's intercepted 9 boats carrying 74 migrants trying to cross the english channel a local m.p. says it's a rec

independent political analyst alexander bruno joins me live on the line and good evening alison seemed like pretty warm words coming from both the leaders there what did you make of that meeting. well i expected the warm words because i think the most. most rapidly evolving relationship in geopolitics these there the one to watch is between moscow and beijing. the cup potential cooperation extends to all kinds of relationships and not in the least of which is a trade to be conducted in currencies other than the us dollar i think china is looking for ways to put pressure on the united states and the dollar is definitely one of those tools you can use more over china's also developing its so-called one built road initiative and russia will be a very important piece of that puzzle not even on the logistical side because many of the routes will necessarily have to go through. russia just your graphically. and i see the most important aspect not necessarily intrigue because china cannot expect to. use the russian market which is i don't know $100000000.00 to replace the united states given

china's taking the lead in forming an alternative trading currency to the dollar we've talked to alison mccleod here and i think that he's right that it doesn't matter about the currency this guy charles gave actually looks at for example that you know that china's trying to price the oil and remember and that is not what matters what matters is settlement of the trade where the settlement of the trade happens and as brad sherman a congressman from los angeles points out is that the all trade settles to the new york fed and that is important it doesn't matter what currency it is the fact that it settles for new york fed is where our control comes from so the china has a long way to go to have a trusted settlement system and perhaps gold will provide more trusted right now as i mentioned in an earlier show you know we've seen this before in the eighty's with the rise of japan and the u.s. had a response there. rejiggered the global currency markets at the plaza accord this was riggin robert rubin the same people that gave us the plunge protection team after the crash of 1970 so china doe

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