xavi: allan cruz buscando la bicicleta, se junta con mayron george.iciando desde afuera, pero siempre queriendo ir por dentro, para asociarse con joel, asÍ que en tÉrminos generales, por lo que estÁ haciendo nicaragua, que estÁ dando mucho espacio, y el bloque de ellos no ha sido bueno, intenso, costa rica ha sacado ventaja. xavi: cebada montenegro con la lesiÓn. vemos a matosas platicar con borges, les invitamos a que no se pierdan lo que univisiÓn les tiene reservado. los premios que usted disfrutarÁ a travÉs de la pantalla. los premios juventud, se acerca la noche mÁs hot el verano. no te lo pierdas, jueves 18 de julio, sÓlo por univisión, premios juventud. farÍas y fÉlix ya tienen los boletos. y en el centro, busca el tercero la selecciÓn tica. aldo: te dejan pasar a los juventud? fÉlix: por siempre joven. [risas] xavi: nos vamos con el momento clave . y es nada mÁs y nada menos, que estÉ golazo. aquÍ estÁ el disparo y este es el momento clave. fÉlix: es la segunda una presiÓn al minuto 19, el momento clave, extraordinario gol a celso borges que l

thank you allan. now mexico's foreign minister says he'll hold talks in washington on wednesday over the u.s. tariffs set to be imposed on all mexican goods president donald trump stresses simple either mexico stops the flow of illegal immigrants crossing america's southern border or face trade taxes which could climb to 25 percent the tariffs the also already facing opposition from politicians on both sides of the border and affected u.s. businesses like the auto industry some of the most popular vehicles sold in the u.s. are made in mexico there are concerns the move could jeopardize free trade talks between mexico the u.s. and canada but despite this trump has reiterated his plan to impose the 1st wave of juice he's by the 10th of june the new republic has more from mexico city. u.s. president donald trump has renewed threats against mexico over immigration enforcement trampling the mexican government via a series of tweets quote on june 10th the united states will impose a 5 percent tariff on all

i actually agree with what allan is saying.senate watergate hearings were not impeachment hearings. >> got it. >> they were hearings to educate the american public. the house judiciary committee can and will start that, and will make a judgment. but you do need to bring the public along. otherwise, we'll make the mistake the republicans made in 1998 by trying to jam this through, which didn't work. >> allan, i got to go, but if you can do it quick, i'll give you the last word. >> yeah. real quick, you don't have a second select committee, and you're not going to get it. the venue now is the house judiciary committee. that is the venue by which you begin the impeachment inquiry. nixon started at 18% public call for impeachment. it went to over 50%. he began at 67% public approval. it went to 25% because you had focused hearings first in the senate select committee and then through the house judiciary committee. now you only have one choice. >> thank you both. i appreciate it. we'll be right back. when we started our business we

allan talk us through what we know at this stage. well news is still coming in a more spectacular update from the police and virginia beach in the next 90 minutes it was just after 4 o'clock farce calls came in to say that there is sons of gunfire in the administrative complex in virginia beach was about 300 kilometers south of washington d.c. about a 3 and a half hour drive from here the complex has got $25.00 buildings it's the administrative center for virginia beach and surrounding areas that means people are in a note all busy the time which means there is very little security the building number 2 was where the reports were centered police believe the gunman who is described as a long term employee in the municipal center went in with a gun and started firing on several floors eventually the police got there they moved in this quickly as they could they secured as many people in the building which meant they got them to safety or made sure that they were ok they then moved towards where the gunman was at that point there was an

and so allan tell us more about reaction to this in washington because we know that the markets were not expecting this has been a great deal of concern about the economic and political ramifications of such a move. well if you're a supporter kellyanne conway one of the president's closest advisers you say look we managed to get makes close attention on an issue this very important to the donald trump base which is immigration on the southern border but there are many republican senators many conservative organizations such as the u.s. chamber of commerce who are saying this is a terribly bad idea particularly when the white house is pushing to get a new trade agreement in north america push through which involves both mexico and canada and saw people like the u.s. chamber of commerce are saying look we're even going to look at the possibility of legal action to block this the other thing to point out and a point there so almost every time we talk about donald trump and tired of donald trump doesn't understand what this isn't mexico that's going to be paying the united states the cos

i'm very sorry to interrupt you but we'll get back to allan perhaps a little bit later on i want to take you now to the organization for islamic cooperation holding its meetings in saudi arabia let's just listen in. welcome and. it was established after the burning of a mosque or mosque which is just he'll live in under the occupation. and systemic ataturk's the palestinian cause is the core. of the. islamic cooperation. the suffering of the palestinian people under the fall object imma try. calls in accordance with the international laws and the arab initiatives and we will renew our. mission. our. insistence on. liberating the judicial limb and. standing against the attacks that are faced by the muslim nation and the world at large we hope that we go about all our efforts in order to. stand against terrorism and to dry financial resources by all means unfortunately terrorism is of rife in our region where. the commercial ships where. our side they. are the. united arab emirates and the attack on the oil. wells in saudi arabia and the threat of the. navigation in the seas around sa

i want to turn to a historian, much more than allan nevins and john kennedy pause profiling courage. that's david donald. profilesennedy's encourage. that's david donald. johnson was considered a good president. for the american heritage, he wrote an essay called hawaii they impeach andrew johnson. -- called why they impeached andrew johnson. donald details how his ineptitude destroyed any chance of bringing the nation together in a way that would have brought justice to the south and african-americans. his voice doesn't get hurt as much as it should. johnson was indifferent. he never learned the president cannot afford to be a quarreler. johnson continued to make speeches from the white house. all too often, he spoke extemporaneously and provoke -- provoked critics. he never learned that the president must function as a party leader. while making up his mind, he seemed receptive to all ideas. when he made a decision, his mind was a movably closed and he defended his course with all the abstinence of a weasel. nce of ate' e -- weasel. as charles sumner put it, no longer sympathetic,

a lot more education and community vaccinations for health workers and so on to stop it spreading allan how would you compare this outbreak to the last big outbreak of ebola in western africa and that you have 13 and 14 and onwards. well this is different the biggest every since then been such where it is on a smaller scale with. fewer cases and so on but it shows no sign of ending and now that it's crossed the border potentially it could also cause into other countries in the region this is really the time to act to make sure that it doesn't grow into a crisis of the scale that we saw western africa it was a very different kind of context the congo has one of the worst conflicts in the world which makes it very difficult to respond to. uganda hosting one of the largest number of refugees in the world and it's all communities and explain to them what is going on and how it can be prevented all right allan macdonell from save the children in uganda thank you so much for sharing your insights with us today. now mediators are stepping up efforts to end the standoff between military rulers

allan what do we know at this stage. well obviously the details are just coming out the shooting started sometime after 4 o'clock in the municipal building complex in virginia beach which is about a 3 and a half drive from washington d.c. if you head south the municipal complex of normally around 25 buildings this was in the public works building what we do know is that the pass that started shooting was a current employees started moving from floor to floor people were to take cover many people huddled under desks but at the end of it we are told that the shooter is no dead after police originally saying he'd been taken into custody they have no confirm that there are at least 11 dead clearly police are still on the scene there moving through the scene of the shooting there moving through the building where that happened 6 people were taken to hospital one of them as you haired was a police officer who was short and though there is some speculation that the shooter did not have an exit plan which suggests that he may we

lot more education and community vaccinations for health workers and so on to stop this spreading allan how would you compare this outbreak to the last big outbreak of ebola in western africa and that you have 13 and 14 and on birth. well this is definitely the biggest every since then been such where it is on a smaller scale with. fewer cases and so on but it it shows no sign of ending and now that it's crossed the border potentially could also cross into other countries in the region and this is really the time track to make sure that it doesn't grow into a crisis of the scale police or western africa is a very different kind of context the congo has one of the the worst conflicts in the world which makes it very difficult to respond. and uganda hosting one of the largest number of refugees in the world and it's already struggling to cope with the refugee crisis and now on top of that. there has to contend with alan more than 1300 deaths in congo hundreds of children you're saying and now this is spreading how worrying is this to you. thanks to. the 1st cases in uganda that it can spr

right you one and allan levy were taken into custody in 2016 the accusation there where involved in violent riots one of their fellow companions was sentenced to 7 years in prison on the same charge but the 2 feel the punishment is disproportionate fearing what might happen the 2 fled to germany while on probation they lived in limbo for 6 months until germany granted them political asylum i think the history of germany true for me personally is quite encouraging because after i came to germany i pop with some. they told me that. when they were young they had never imagined is germany west germany or. united reunion. but somehow it upand saw. that those german told me don't lose my home because everything could happen both men hope for hong kong homeland where democracy and the rule of law prevail just like in germany. entire regions of mozambique were destroyed in early march when a cycle tore through the country more than a 1000 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless people were left without basic supplies those in the port city of beirut were among the hardest hit . wee

small traders at the bottom allan border get caught up in mexico's pledge to reduce the flow pirates arriving in the usa. and vietnam's 1st homegrown automobile hits the streets today courtesy of car maker been fast. this is business i'm stephen beers in berlin thanks for watching. it's the world's largest showcase for the aerospace industry this year's paris air show both 2500 companies and expects more than 300000 visitors but there's also a bit of turbulence in the sector from trade wars to the safety concerns plaguing industry giant boeing. the smell of jet fuel is once again in the air around labor day it's the aerospace industries biggest event both for military and commercial flyers and for air bust the ideal setting to talk about its next project a smaller long haul aircraft built with fuel efficiency in mind the idea making long distance flights profitable at lower capacities we can fly from north eastern asia into south asia sapporo delhi for example we can fly from the middle east down to bali we can fly from japan and deep into a straight across the atlantic deep from eur

allan you are not on your feet for hours on end. it isa not on your feet for hours on end.ow thing in japan of women. . . feet. this slow thing in japan of women... a woman feet. this slow thing in japan of women. . . a woman was feet. this slow thing in japan of women... a woman was forced to wear high heels in the uk, a story was out about it recently. there are lots of dress codes. you mentioned earlier about men and shirts and ties. the situation of a man is clearly a lot easier. i don't wear a tie most of the day if i don't need to. but again, it seems absurd in the 21st century that women should be forced to wear ridiculously uncomfortable shoes just to do their job. it is not a dress code, it does feel discredited tree. argued lawrence for being with us this morning. and thank you for your comments on that story as well. i will see you very soon, bye—bye. hello. if you want yourjune weather to come with sunshine and warmth, this isn't the forecast for you. but if you want some rain on the garden, well, we're in business, because during tuesday, most of us will see so

concerned about the impact of these tariffs can we be sure that we'll pursue this course of action allan what might happen in the coming weeks is he likely to stick to his position. i think it's in if you start talking about donald trump and coming weeks you're already making that a very wide window i would bring that down to the next 4872 hours mexico has made it clear look what can we do to stop the migrants coming through oh you've got to stay within the rule of law we've got to respect human rights and people have the right to apply for asylum now the united states might not like that but then mexico turns the question on them and says quite simply what have you done to stop this coming through and there are those who would say if you damage mexico's economy that doesn't make people want to stay in mexico that makes people want to go to or i don't know move to the united states so this is a very difficult position but you can tell when you get reaction from chuck grassley who in the past has supported donald trump who is a republican senator saying this is a bad idea the u.s. chamber

child's play was second, followed by allan did, men in black international. >> i saw it. i thought it was great is child's play chuckie? no thank you. >>> we have breaking news at 5:00 a.m. a standoff with a suspected shooter has just ended in san jose. we're now learning that several people have died. a live report from abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is coming up. >>> the tribute for fallen officer tara o'sullivan. >>> 4:57. a live look outside downtown san francisco. >>> breaking news in san jose, several people including the suspect are dead after a standoff and a shooting. we're live with an update from police. >>> the u.s. taking action against iran. new sanctions being announced today as the secretary of state works to get support from one of iran's neighboring countries. >>> team usa ready to take on spain in the fifa women's world cup today. the competition is going to be fierce. good morning on this monday, june 24th. >> thanks for joining us. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco joins us now. >> goo

allan guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. germany's foreign minister heiko moscow has held talks in iran in an attempt to salvage that country's nuclear deal with international powers he said germany was working to prevent the deals complete failure his iranian counterpart mohammad jot sorry so the discussions have been frank and serious. most shops on business.

it was allan hillary clinton and the dnc.f the election, spy on ourcampaign, which is the results of the election, spy on our campaign, which is what they did, and subvert our democracy. remember the insurance policy just in case hillary clinton last, remember the insurance policy. chanting: lock her up! they appointed... president trump their speaking at that rally in orlando, in florida, officially launching his bed, his campaign for the white house race for 2020. he thanked people for turning out in their thousands, repeatedly aimed his fire at the mainstream media, on several occasions he made reference to that. it has been a familiar refrain of president trump's throughout the first term so far, and his speech continues in orlando. we will bring you summaries of the highlights later here on bbc world news. thank you for watching. hello there, good morning. by thursday, the weather should be much more straightforward, but we've still got cloud around at the moment, bringing some outbreaks of rain, and there are some storm

our special correspondent allan little has been been meeting people who witnessed the battle for normandy human history and helped liberate a continent. desire dajon—lamare was 12 years old, and kept a diary. he lived near the beach, in the path of the biggest naval invasion force ever assembled. where the weight of battle had fallen heaviest, it was a scene of utter destruction. the battle to take the city of caen lasted weeks. allied bombardment destroyed most of it. 20,000 french civilians would be killed in the three—month battle of normandy. arlette varin—baudin was nine. she survived an american air raid. her mother and grandmother were killed, along with her ten—year—old brother. were so many civilian casualties inevitable? after the war, the question would divide a france which had to live with the humiliation of defeat and occupation by nazi germany. michel pepin was 1a on d—day. the suggestion outrages colette marin—catherine. she was a 16—year—old member of the resistance. her brother died in a nazi camp. she will hear no criticism of the allies. but postwar france would be hau

step down some are saying it's the biggest protest there since the fall of communism in 1909 or each allan's has mall. organizers say 250000 people came to this demonstration whether or not that's accurate the demonstration was certainly large and it shows anger at the prime minister in some sections of czech society isn't dissipating. because of for prime minister because of how. because we are ashamed by. this are stealing just. so we don't agree with. we are here yes an angry publish a billionaire businessman turned politician is facing a criminal prosecution for allegedly using e.u. subsidy money to build real estate a decade ago the e.u. suspects there are conflicts of interest with his businesses he denies any wrongdoing but appointing a new justice minister shortly on after police recommended a prosecution is what triggered the protests for now he's refusing to step down the problem is that in parliament. really isn't any majority for. fish so it's really kind of moot point whether these demonstrations can be can be successful some commentators are even saying that actually the demons

is relations for us reaction to our base trip allan fisher is joining us now live from washington andparticularly alan on what shinzo are they had to say a few moments ago the japan will continue to buy oil from iran that's despite sanctions from the u.s. . exactly don't be disappointed by that because he believes that he wants to get around to 0 or oil exports and he sees. as a very close ally it was thought that japan might be able to help negotiate some sort of meeting between the united states and iran certainly donald trump has said that he wouldn't be a very to the idea might just last month said that yes they would be willing to sit down and talk to iran without any preconditions but then said we would expect iran to act as a normal nation which many people saw as the united states saying we want these conditions met before we sit down and talk to iran knows far as what president rouhani was saying in the threat that will be built played up quite a bit but he said something similar about a month or so ago and donald trump responded on twitter saying that if iran attacked the u.

economics is so determined in a vote especially one like this for a city like istanbul for big cities allan when you look at this is it just the economics of the background to this vote or is it also everyone potentially losing his political instincts i mean he's the one who called for this rerun vote right and that was a huge mistake because the 1st time. his party lost i think by 13000 votes now they lost by. yeah if you thought 70770000 yes exactly i mean incredible and people you know put off the holidays to be there and to be able to vote or came back from their holidays or from from from wherever they were to vote against so this is this is a huge huge huge miscalculation. and so people with but in spite of this if you look at the map of the the so the election map and you say that the c.h.p. is red you to red rim the part of the key that tourists you know is. down there on tahlia and so on they're all there looking people educated people people have to do with tourism are situated they voted against but the huge inside except for ancora is still power base i mean where the rural area

into those communities and explain to them what is going on and how it can be prevented all right allan macdonell from save the children and uganda thank you so much for sharing your insights with us today thank you. let's get around now some other stories that making news around the world turkey said syrian government forces have attacked a turkish observation point in syria's province 3 turkish soldiers were slightly wounded in the attack and some equipment and facilities were damaged. german court has ruled that the killing of male chicks in industrial scale life that production will remain legal companies have the right to kill the male chicks to increase profit margins if no better alternative is available currently the unwanted animals are gassed or shredded a life. a severe cycle that was due to hit the west coast of india has changed course and is unlikely to make landfall cycle own by you was supposed to strike the state of gujarat today with gusts of up to 180 kilometers per hour tens of thousands of people were evacuated in anticipation of the storm. now levon people have bee

in new york and joins us now allan what are we expecting to hear. well after all we've had from the they are a nuclear deal the sanctions the drone assault this is actually very not only focus this is about the attacks on shipping in the strait of hormuz and in the gulf in the last couple of weeks now with carefully ambassadors going into the meeting a couple of the said we are urging restraint we would like to see there be a diplomatic solution the u.n. secretary general spokesperson earlier today said both sides need narratives of steel and they also need to think about some sort of diplomatic resolution here certainly the russian ambassador was asked about the latest sanctions going into the meeting and he said look the iranians said just a few days ago that you don't negotiate with someone who's holding a knife to your throat and what we're seeing here are the what's possible sanctions being imposed on the iranians to suggesting that it would be difficult for them to have any sort of discussion but as i say this is very not only focus this is ab

model one of the few who are going to have to give in will the other side with the new world bank allan's our china expert thanks for being on kaiser report thanks max all right that's going to do after this episode of kaiser parlous may max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest dan collins if you want to contact us on twitter it's kaiser report into lifetime by all. this hard to take some from somebody if you don't have some to replace some. of the work to do this interview today at howard hughes market over and then they take me . for a year or area. so i'm going to tell you stop selling drugs if we'll hire some to put the money in their pocket. then just me all the way and yeah like my skin basically colors fisa the foreign power. to us what's a good many security positions open to that. jack me again. you see people get all their cars and i'll see you coming in the heart and it seems like they'll hurry. then run into the house like they don't want to they don't want to talk see her get your mail or anything like that. that's one. of my cards and do. just try reading. give m

helping us better understand this whole process of immigration and helping us sift through all of it allan our immigration attorney thank you so much for joining me today having me. almost 2 years after a shooter in las vegas took the lives of $58.00 music festival attendees m.g.m. is finding itself in yet another round of lawsuits the hotel giant is now attempting to use their own insurance company as the scapegoat artist natasha suite has more. that's who are finite when a man decided to ambush innocent victims at the root of the one harvest music festival almost 2 years. ago is coming back to haunt the hotel but m.g.m. is fighting back now hoping the judge will let their insurance company take the fall. 1100 rounds of ammunition fired sniper style from stephen padlocks suite on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel 58 were killed and 422 more initially wounded the chaos in the streets brought the injuries up to a reported 851 as the panic has died down the hoarding hasn't gone away in fact there are some 4000 claimants seeking compensation from the shooting while indians insurance co

best to get them into the conversation as haven't i said to this comment from political historian allan lichtman who has successfully predicted the outcome of every u.s. presidential election since 1800 phone right now joe biden is leading in the polls reserved.

allan johnston at the iranian embassy, thank you very much.d be encouraged to act as safe for young people at risk of becoming victims of knife crime. the plan will be discussed at next month's general synod of the church of england. bigger threat in the impact of knife crime in her parish churches who open their doors to children immediately after school finishes. jayden moody, jodie chesney, and use of mackie, just three out of more than 100 people stabbed to death in the uk this year, many still in their teens. now a london vicar said scenes like these are becoming too familiar and these are becoming too familiar and the church must step in to provide a safe haven that is badly needed. she says churches must be open when the school day finishes. there is less and less opportunity for young people and there is more need for spacesin people and there is more need for spaces in the community where young people can feel safe and churches, because they are a present in every community, have the opportunity to open their doors and be that a safe

the church immediately replied to the voice of minister allan montgomery. i think. the basis of statistics and. his statement is untrue no one is more popular than. when john lennon said we are more popular than christ it meant trans go to concert halls rather than to church or to sunday mass. it means that with young people there was more excitement to john lennon's music than to go to mass to listen to words that were 2000 years old and he's not saying that it's a good thing it's just a statement of fact something stop. and it wasn't rock music because that loss of interest in religion that's just how it was it was a sort of evolution of society. in order to avenge that blasphemy some christians from the bible belt in the us rekindled the anti rock music. and when fundamentalists are angry there are calls to burn the heretic so reluctant to teenagers throw away their treasured beatles possessions with the ku klux klan with bonfires of books and records this one was of longview texas they seized the opportunity to show their christian seal. it was a huge wave of pr

allan because we are getting strong reaction now from the united states. well the 1st reaction is come from people. in the system secretary of state he looks after african affairs he has said that the u.s. condemns the attacks that we've seen in sudan after the last few hours in a stream of tweets released just in the last hour or so he also says that. first this was a brutal and coordinated attack led by the rapid support forces militia that mirrors some of the watch defenses of the bashir regime we call on sedans military authorities to really in these abusive forces and protect the people of sudan they say that this course completely counter to what the military has been seeing when it talks about looking for a transitional government with civilian involvement it says that any future government of sudan must have that civilian involvement particularly if it's to look for support from the united states and so these are really strong words of condemnation coming from the state department might prompt is currently on a trip to europe we expect to hear more

allan's between private investment and affordable housing in difficult part of the. gentrification is just another part of the economic process but it can be mitigated and can be reduced in order to avoid a massive exit of the population. experts say it's the booming economy that's behind this wave of displacement in many of mexico city's so-called up and coming neighborhoods every year however this amounts to an estimated 2000 of the city's residents being evicted from their homes. residents of the building have managed to avoid eviction while a lawsuit against the building's new owners is pending the outcome of this case could set the tone for the future of mexico's most historic neighborhood when. mexico city. protesters in brazil kept their promise to go on a 24 hour strike and continue demonstrations into friday night they're angry about a proposal to raise the retirement age protests brought parts brazil to a standstill with many walking off the job the government says the changes are needed to stop the country from sliding into recession the philippines presid

to get them into the conversation as have been listening to this comment from political historian allan lichtman who has successfully put it to the outcome of every u.s. presidential election since 1800 phone right now joe biden is leading in the polls by a reasonably substantial margin among democrats but that simply reflects name recognition the best chance the democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational charismatic nominee like the republicans did with ronald reagan in 1980 with his great one liners when the democrats did in 2008 with iraq obama's inspirational rhetoric that is the task for the 20 or so democrats at the upcoming debate who's going to have the great lines who's going to have the kinds of kind of rhetoric to inspire the democratic faithful it remains to be seen never pre-judge. i love that comment from allen it remains to be seen i have no idea yet 25 democrats vying to challenge and ultimately president donald trump next november on wednesday 10 of those candidates will present their case for becoming the democratic party's presidentia

i have always thought that the instances of allan and cuban are is a really good example of how excellent leadership can come in completely different ways. it couldn't be more opposite so when hubner dresses you down is not personal, it's constructive. this is why were doing this and this is why i'm going to be on you. he was an expert rifleman, he had a cancer scare during the run ups to the normandy invasion. and unfortunately he was fine. he told his staff, explaining why he came in with such a hard attitude and he said it very well. he said he start by being in slb and you become a good guy. you never start by being a good guy becoming slb. a lot of good lessons there. by late 1943, 1944. a division that is taking heavy casualties in the mediterranean. a lot of have a new guys coming in, i would say probably one into who hit omaha beach on d- day is a new guy seen combat for the first time. there melting with the veterans and their getting implicated into this 'the big red one' culture. with his unyielding training standard of having to have proficiency in all sorts of things that are

. >> watchful tv all weekend on allan 2 -- watch book tv weekend on c-span two. >> when we think of winston churchill, we think of the older man sending younger men into war. no one knew better and few new -- war and thef, devastation. disaster war was. >> sunday night on q&a, a historian talks about the early career of winston churchill. he says, me a regiment. i want to go and fight. he ends up going with a regiment on the day it fell to the british and he took over a prison and he freed the men who had been his fellow prisoners.

allan & bertram says, as a result of the holiday shift from monday 4th may to friday 8th to mark ve dayt 400,000 calendars will have to be re—printed. the government says it has considered the practical implications of the switch. 0n14thjune 2017 a small kitchen fire in grenfell tower turned into the deadliest domestic blaze since the second world war, killing 72 people. the tragedy shattered the community and led to a public inquiry about the fire, which spread to the top floor within 25 minutes. yet, two years on, more than 200 high—rise buildings in england with similar cladding to grenfell have yet to have work started to replace it. meanwhile, according to the kensington and chelsea council, 184 households have moved into a home of their own, but 15 are still waiting to move into permanent accommodation. we'll hear from some of those who were there on the night in a moment, but first let's remind ourselves of the tragic events of that night. and a warning, some of the content may be distressing. within 15 minutes, the whole building caught fire. i thought i lost him. i don't think