we will leave no one to fight alone. [cheers and applause] and together, we together will fight for the equality of the lgbt community in all of its diversity. together, we will fight to reform police and prosecution to avoid shootings like the ones that took trayvon martin and for lando casteel -- and philando castile. we will fight when planned parenthood clinics are being shut down. we will fight for the dream act, call our members of congress. donate to hrc. because no one should have to hide, not in the closet or in the shadows. together fight ouring, knowing diversity is our strength, and our unity is our power. [cheers and applause] sen. harris: and one final point, let's be clear. this night is about love of country. patriotic.is hrc dinnerid at an 12 years ago, i believe there are two definitions of what it means to be a patriot. one describes those who condone the conduct of their country, whatever it does. i believeis the kind us all to be. the kind that bites each and every -- the kind that fights each and ev

being difficult to imagine how he could have acted alone.absolutely key and central thought that came out today is that the police do seem to believe quite firmly and again they wouldn't tell us firmly and again they wouldn't tell us why, quite firmly that he planned to get away. that he didn't plan to die in that hotel room, that he planned to escape after doing what he did. that sheds a whole new range of possibilities on the table in terms of motivations. also the president's visit to las vegas? the white house will see it as a successful visit, he stuck to the script and made the right noises in the right places. he gave what i suppose you describe is a pretty powerful speech. stuck to the work that had been given to him and delivered it in a pretty sombre fashion. none of the gaffes or perceived gaffes that we saw in puerto rico. they call him in these times, can solar in chief. —— consolar. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, has delivered a public statement denying

we will leave no one to fight alone. [applause] and together we together will fight for the equality of the lgbt community in all of its diversity. together we will fight to promote police reform and progress of prosecutors to prevent shootings like those that took place on trayvon martin and -- we will fight when planned parenthood is threatened to be shut down. we will fight for the trey caller members of congress because no one should have to hide not in the closet or in the shadows. [applause] and let's fight together knowing knowing, knowing our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. [applause] and one final point let's be clear that this fight is about love of country. [applause] this life is patriotic. and as i said at an hrc dinner 12 years ago i believe there are two definitions of what it means to be a patriot. one describes those who condone the conduct of their country whatever it does. the other is the kind i believe the salty beak, the kind that fights each and every day for the ideals of our

trigger huge that liberations in parts of catalonia thousands are still out on the streets of force alone a white now. all right spent dramatic day in spain and developments are coming fast and furious let's go straight to madrid our martin roberts is standing by to tell us more now martin the spanish prime minister says he is dissolving the catalan parliament and calling regime elections tell us more about what that's going to mean for the situation ok first of all i think the message he's trying to send is that he saw. the intervention is what was going in this is in i mean it again he said these are you move. oh it has a longer look departments not want selves just a handful of people. i'm a possible joyce even if there is also this it should only last a couple of months i mean what's also the message is trying to send well also i think it will be struck t.j. is that he's hoping the festive season will help calm down which is very very trying to at the moment and indeed that's a structure that he used a couple years ago for general elections i wanted him to work in his favor. so it's v

and that's just this week alone d.c. seems messier than ever we're going to try to find out what's going on on this edition of. politicking on larry king quite a week in washington republican stalwarts bob corker and jeff flake u.s. senators from tennessee and arizona respectively have announced they were in time it's rather than go through with a ring primary battles back home both have exchanged shots with the president on twitter and in interviews and their announcements this week leave their g.o.p. counterparts split over the ways in which donald trump has conducted himself since assuming office by the way all of this political drama plays out in a time when north korea stands on the brink of achieving nuclear weapons four americans are killed in an ambush in nigeria and while former top adviser steve benen promises more political casualties in his promised war against the g.o.p. so what's the latest what's likely to happen next let's talk about that with eleanor clift political commentator and author and columnist f

we also know that the police now believe that it is unlikely he acted alone.he must have had help in the preplanning of this and the arrangement of this. now, again, they didn't produce any evidence for that, they just said they thought that was pretty obvious. we also learned that the first security guard to get to identify the room, that he faces a barrage of 200 bullets as paddock shot through the hotel room door at him. that was clearly one of the reasons why the police had to regroup and bring a swat team before they could go into the room. just forgive me for the noises off camera here. 0bviously they have some hope that his girlfriend, now returned from the philippines, will shed light on this. and yet they're talking of a secret life that he lived, possibly for decades, while he amassed these weapons and this ammunition? yeah, although they're also telling us that of those 47 weapons they found, 33 of them were bought in the last year or so and they're identifying 0ctober, 2016 as a moment in which something may have happened. again, they're not giving

to home and live in the streets they beg for money to stay alive inside today sick poor sally bags alone former neighbors who knew their family have taken pity on the kids and have looks out for them sally's sister all she has left since her brother died of starvation we found the older girl at the end of this gloomy bullet riddled carville is a room with broken windows in it leaves a young girl with only flies bloodstain mattresses for company. about a month ago sagitta who doesn't remember her age was brought in with a head injury when she fell she damaged an implant that siphons away the fluid different people tell different versions some say the full was accidental others. it's suicide but if fluids keep building and there will be consequences she will lose her sight hearing and the ability to swallow so the pressure on her brain is growing she'll find new cures in that as order as we were filming a nice a shell landed just a few hundred meters away sagitta needs to get to damascus to survive but lacking identification relatives and trapped in a war zone it's difficult to see how tha

the intense political drama as catalonia pushes for independence but can the region afford to go it alone what are the economic costs of the split from spain and why is the european union so cold to the idea this is inside story. hello and welcome i'm patty kahane events are moving quickly in both madrid and barcelona the political situation has been confusing but this much is certain catalonia is drive for independence has already had an impact on the region's economy tourism has dropped off sharply more businesses are moving their head offices out of the area very and political instability and financial uncertainty and of catalonia does eventually become independent the costs could be huge we begin with al-jazeera anderson's who's in barcelona. here in the regional parliament in barcelona with much emphasis on the political crisis and the risks of social unrest many businesses right across the region are getting worried that there may be neglect on the economy with political developments the figures don't read well sixteen hundred companies have moved their registrations out of cataloni

both sides and the lives of millions of people could be affected hundreds simmons how does era pass alone. still ahead on the bulletin the muslim community in the central african republic said they're afraid to leave home. and u.s. bound travelers face long queues and. new security measures in. the weather sponsored by qatar and. the weather is set to china over the next couple of days largely clear skies and pleasant sunshine coming through hong kong getting up to around twenty nine degrees celsius and stay settled as we go on into saturday you just see some of the more unsettled weather some thick of cloud just pushing in from the pacific and that is a typhoon which is pushing its way up towards japan for the early part of next week but that means that china certainly in the clear that clear weather coming down across a good part of indochina southern parts of vietnam yes we'll see some clouds and rain a possible system shop showers to into the philippines from time to time as a system just makes its way further north along china of cloud here a lot of wet weather there just pushing for

for gone with that alone going underground which is named jake in this story m.p.'s politicians from all around the world for all parties in britain come on going underground because they can they know they will look at issues in depth and allow them to actually speak in action one of the articles here lists a lot of the labor m.p.'s that came on the show and on the news channel and a select few of the conservative ones can you explain that to an international audience well i think obviously labor politicians have been on this show but the conservative ones from other smaller parties i think this obviously indicates the mood org line here they're trying to somehow attack media that is. funded by the russian government by saying it is allied to jeremy cool been the channel has been attacked in a prospect does this feel like a whole new level this naming and shaming of politicians do you think it can be hard if you get guests on the show as a result i think strangely it's been an uphill battle right at the beginning it was tough but actually i think more and more poli

so there's a lost work that the president has to do on this issue alone. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> $5,000 reward is now up for information in the murder of a 26-year-old woman. the gloucester county prosecutor' office in woodbury police are hoping the reward will help find shaunique carter's killer. carter was house sit tag home on hopkins street when she died. the reward will go to whomever can provide information leading to the arrest and conviction of the murderer. >> developing in northern california the massive wildfires have killed 21 people with far more missing firefighters are batter link monstrous flames right now with the fires exploding overnight. more than 20 fires more than 20 have destroyed entire blocks of towns. with evacuation orders standing in the tens of thousands. the sonoma county sheriff's department posted what you're seeing right there. heart pounding video on its facebook page. one of its deputies captured what residents are facing with the dash cam. embers flying, flames everywhe everywhere. officials say t

transparent now and release details of all place by all media or nonprofit organizations he's not alone the journalist behind the n.s.a. whistle blowing scandal glenn greenwald questions whether twit it would make the same move if there were complaints against u.s. government linked groups targeting ads abroad r.t. said the social media told andrew farmer about how two of his decision has come than as an unexpected and really disappointing shock. but we've never broken a rule on that and i dare say given the climate in america right now how do our team broken a rule would be very quick to hear about a right now but we haven't quite clearly and both it seems to me like that there's a certain desire to squeeze us a little bit in terms of you know how to reach across the digital they've never really expressed concern about the content or any of these concerns that they've expressed today no there were there's been no can no expressions of concern about our content on the contrary you know we've always tried to be very innovative digital publisher it's it's really surprising. unfortunate th

in this political game of cat and mouse what's at stake with madrid now taking over power from cuts alone yeah and as they announced the cuts in london the to qantas which demanded in retaliation declare independence unilaterally in any case the people of cuts alone have been called to the streets. britain's theresa may was hoping to hear good news from brussels today on the progress a break to talks with the e.u. it seems will long to be playing ball. and uncle americal puts a positive spin on the first round of negotiations to form a new government but the party officials warn the road ahead could be a long and bumpy. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us a deadline has expired in catalonia in the last few minutes the region separatist leader called his post a mall was supposed to have told madrid that he was giving up all play. to declare independence or face the consequences so let's cross live again today that was barbara based on her study by force in barcelona barbara that deadline for a decision from the catalans has just passed what's the situation there. we've seen dea

by now you've surely heard about cats alone desire to go it alone the prosperous region in northeast spain accounts for almost a fifth of the country's economy and believes it's paying madrid way more than it gets back catalonia is home to seven point five million people posting its own language culture and history which is why many cats lands consider themselves a separate nation. but it has been a lot of spain since the fifteenth century courtesy of king ferdinand and queen isabella for the origins of the modern says sation its movement let's fast forward to the twentieth century brain becomes a republic and cancer learning gets a statute of autonomy but six years later franco comes to power and takes that away the three decades of franco's oppression only posted the catalans desire for independence and after his death and strange transition to democracy catalonia got its autonomy back but not enough as many locals believe when the country's can stitch new course limits on cancer and claims to nations that it started a chain reaction. with protests and symbolic referendums in citie

but it's also the story of harvey weinstein not alone. it's harvey weinstein himself and the weinstein company trying to keep the lid on all these allegations, including at least eight reported cash settlements pied to women who made claims against harvey weinstein. but as in so many other instances like this, this is also the story of an open secret of this alleged behavior being something that was widely known and widely discussed in the industry. those of us who are outside the industry wouldn't necessarily have been privy to those rumors but you know what? because it's the show business industry, we can see evidence of that. we can see evidence of how widely this was understood and talked about and tacitly accepted in the fact that harvey weinstein's behavior toward actresses and toward young women was joked about repeatedly, openly, like on tv shows and when they were announcing the oscar nominations. >> oh,s please. i'm not afraid of anyone in show business. i turned down intercourse with harvey weinstein than no less than three occ

they don't know why he did it, only that he acted alone. david. >> matt gutman leading us off. we turn to the health care bombshell. president trump taking steps on his own to dismantle obamacare after republicans in congress could not get a repeal. the president making a midnight move overnight cutting off billions in insurance subsidies that help many americans who work too much to be covered by medicaid but too little to cover their own health care. >>> reporter: president trump is vowing to rip apart obamacare piece by piece. >> one by one, it is going to come down. and we're going to have great health care in our country. we are going to have great health care. >> reporter: late last night, he dropped a bombshell. cutting off seven billion dollars in subsidies that help lower-income americans afford coverage. the white house calling those payments "unlawful" -- hanging in the balance tonight, the roughly seven million americans who make too much to qualify for medicaid, but still need help paying for coverage -- like this woman who relies to afford her coverage. >> if it g

oiland gas region is not ready to go it alone.shut their operations and begun to evacuate the gulf of mexico as the next tropical storm gets closer. it has killed at least 2a people in central america and damaged hundreds of homes. the storm system is now over the gulf of mexico. this image shows the eye of the storm at the bottom of the screen moving over the year per ton peninsula. the us can be seen towards the top of the scene. it is predicted to become a hurricane by the time it hits the united states. deadly floods, mudslides, destruction, scenes all too familiar this hurricane season. but this time, central american countries spared the worst of hurricanes irma and harvey have been in the firing line, honduras, costa rica and nicuragua. translation: the flood has taken away almost everything these people had in their homes. they had breakfast this morning but have not had lunch or dinner because they've lost everything. aid agencies say the succession of major storms this years has prompted them to consider expanding their

there is so much for your so much fear and they are saying the banks would leave it alone or. leave it alone or do you think they will leave and of course we won't but they will stay they will stay here. turns out the banks are not staying catalonia as two biggest lenders have already moved their legal headquarters to other parts of spain. into the us so far we can but as soon as we perceive any kind of uncertainty maybe we will get our money out of. the system doesn't inspire confidence in me so that's why i decided to withdraw all my savings and it's not just financial institutions that are packing their bags hundreds of smaller businesses have begun leaving the region to just have both runs a chain of bakeries he says businesses could suffer dramatically as a result of independence. it would affect when companies it would mean a loss of markets. is made up of twenty seven nations to which we sell i mean that was when we get big issues with orders systems and taxes. competitiveness. you know. from the business of baking to banking there are growing fears over the potential e

a lot. >> reporter: a lot. >> a lot. >> reporter: and he's not alone.re are at least 3,000 marijuana farming operations nearby. the growers association estimates tens of millions have been lost. >> it's a setback, but on the other hand, we're trying to make lemonade out of lemons. >> reporter: you'll find some way for the business to survive? >> we'll figure it out. >> reporter: growing marijuana already faced a troubling reality. the federal government still considering marijuana a crime, so there is no insurance coverage for marijuana. >> mason: still ahead, the nation's five living former presidents unite in a rare presidents unite in a rare public appearance. your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose® can help, with continued use, twice a day, every day, one drop at a time. restasis multidose® helps increase your eyes' natural ability to produce tears, which may be reduced by inflammation due to chronic

talks that's also what the cuts alone leader called for earlier in the parliament he said cuts alone e.-a would have deserved independence but the time is not right yet. we propose that the parliament suspend the effects of the declaration of independence so that in the coming weeks we undertake a dialogue without this it is not possible to reach a solution. without. majority has gone to the invitation it insists that the referendum was an illegal action. of the man neither mr pushed him on nor anybody else can claim without the framework of legality and democracy to impose mediation and the dialogue between democrats has to take place within the law respecting the rules of the game and not inviting them to their own advantage. in madrid many spiny it's reacted to pushed month speech with joy with a few exceptions. the coward this man is calling and the pro unity party in barcelona made itself even clearer. the fact that you want to destroy europe and spain is not even the worst thing the worst is that you've destroyed the feeling of togetherness of all cattle and. the divisions a wi

member country none of the other twenty seven recognised cut alone the independent state in the would not do that as well the only thing is that done a task ahead of the european council today he said please don't resort to violence use forceful arguments but do not argue was false so there is a slight fear that this might get out of control out of hand. officially doesn't react and says spain has to solve this problem on its own for example of the french president also said he's behind. on the holiday and all to the german chancellor told through a spokesman that she is behind us but has spent his counterpart so there's no question they use behind the spending government ok so catalonia has no support for independence within the e.u. but in practical terms if tara long is to say yes or spain what's going to happen. nothing the diplomats tell us they've just ignore any move to become independent there would be no border there would be no tariff there would be no possible controls of things like that and every decision to cut and run government which is no longer in office now legally

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they've had enough thousands of people rallied outside the mayor's office in verse alone on saturday the protesters here once talks to end this crisis. our politicians should do their work talk like civilized people if they can do that they should go. yes if i can. i don't want all of this you know independents. it's uncertain whether catalonia as leaders are going to listen to those against independence now but there are signs the government is reconsidering its stance one of the coalition parties tells me that they will not push for independence immediately we are ready to it so we don't want to it's not something that we like a lot to go to make steps forward unilaterally and with all this. coming from the spanish state and all the. threats of repression and we don't like it so we wait and we see there are more and more signals that the government has moved away from its plan to declare independence unilaterally next tuesday but the problem is i'm told that there is huge pressure from supporters in the streets to see. what has happened is that the movement has arrived to situation

a separatist parliament declared independence world leaders are saying they are recognizing cuts alone but the council on parliament's independence vote still triggered celebrations inside the assembly and even larger ones on the streets outside. yes to independence that was the news from catalonia is parliament it was the moment the separatists had been waiting for and they took to the streets of bos alone or in their thousands to celebrate. if. that's an enormous satisfaction because we've achieved what we thought. was a good look at the independent state of catalonia in the. i never thought it could happen his all thanks to these brave people not knowing that. and they were singing inside the parliament as well the unofficial national anthem catalonia as opposition had already quit the chamber refusing to take part the remaining lawmakers voted by seventy to ten in favor of declaring independence. to the. citizens of catalonia it's up to all of us to maintain the pulse of our country and our country to maintain our peace and dignity as we have always done and always will be the but

outside of yours alone. today and the whole world is listening to us and we're going to explain ourselves again from friends in san francisco franco died catalonia as a contributing. television of the spanish. capital it was. the economic force of spain and also make sure that there is this ability and. the constitution of seventy eight was going to good start to guarantee our government and our problems alone. made sure. that spain had a place where the european institutions. after the years. after. there's no. after seeing those developing that we were going to democracy. we realized after the years this is there was not only. not going towards the direction that we wanted in catalonia but it started. this is why in the year two thousand and five. eighty eighty percent of this parliament. majority of eighty eight percent of this parliament i repeat myself. following the procedures you know within the constitution and within the constitution but. we. statute of autonomy a new one and we said to the congress

arriving in zambia from the democratic republic of congo the children and some crossing the border alone and it's worried they'll be more because of insecurity in the republic. how to toss a report from come in zambia near the d.l.c. border. and his brother are making a door for their new home it's a temporary structure at a refugee transit center in zambia the teenagers walk for weeks from democratic republic of congo where security forces are fighting different militia groups they say some adults try to discourage them from making a dangerous journey but they kept on moving. even. my parents were both killed when the billet was about the only thing i could do was run and leave the country i was told. people won't follow. i walked for a long time i missed my parents but at least i'm alive and so. the united nations refugee agency says sixty percent of refugees crossing into zambia are children dozens making the journey alone others come with relatives because they got separated from their parents during the conflict so you have children who have fled because they have lost their parents

police are warning residents not to walk alone at night. but last night, people came out to express solidarity and grief for the people who had been killed. >>> and an ohio city is in mourning after the shooting death of a police officer. he was killed in girard, outside youngstown, ohio. he was shot while responding to a domestic call about an armed mab w man who had been drinking all day. his partner shot and killed the suspect. >>> president trump is warning republicans that not passing the tax cuts will be felt in the elections next year. the overhaul promises to slash the corporate tax rate while offering relief to the middle class. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has acknowledged he's not sure where the president stands with the bipartisan legislation on health care. mcconnell says he's waiting for president trump to tell him what kind of bill he will sign or that he must sign. and he's refusing to bring the current legislation to the floor without that support. the measure is designed to destabilize insurance markets by ex

follow them not these people who seem to have found their voices i don't know how al-jazeera pass alone on alliance led by former al qaeda linked fighters is promising a fierce battle against those who enter its territory in syria's province. released the statement after the free syrian army or the f.s.a. crossed into the area from turkey on saturday they're being backed by turkish soldiers reports. near the turkish syrian border. turkish artillery shelling heya to hit a sham positions inside syria the former al qaeda affiliated group controlled most of province and this border area is the focal point of what turkish authorities refer to as a serious campaign. and the free syrian army is sending reinforcements to that i had. the starting point for the new cross border campaign. but which has thousands of fighters is vowing to fight to the death news of the new campaign is raising concerns for civilians in there if the turkish army enters back by russian planes they have committed a massacre a few days ago in our midst that is for sure and acceptable to me and to any muslim who rejects t

him out is at home alone his street is cordoned off she had gone to the same colleges in the baby but she says she had no contact and no relationship with him one of them came in he was under arrest suspected terrorist. i was just looking at. life. what are you saying like. how how am i spect a terrorist. i didn't know what to say i don't know what to do. of the twenty two arrested in these raids across manchester not a single person was charged. you could have just knocked on the door who would have opened you would have asked as many questions as you want to had would have been. that's. the british government wants greater powers to conduct raids and detain terrorism suspects it also wants muslim communities to play a bigger role in monitoring extremism does your experience make you less likely to do that. no i wouldn't actually become. i mean if especially with someone he was for four to five times so we kind of raise awareness of this person and has these extreme views so in a way we are great and we are kind of you know speaking out central to solving this problem of radicalizati

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the this is the cut alone people should have the opportunity to express their opinion and i'm not sure that under the peaceful conditions there would be a majority for independence. but you're right the spanish government should be ready to accept the referendum with full information of the people what does it mean what it means independence what it means and hence autonomy so and the question perhaps should not be only yes and no to independence by those zero option enhanced autonomy for catalonia you know before this violence happened the public opinion on independence was actually a tilting and moderates favor is it too late now to per se but catalans around again does the you're right you're right to it and. the behavior of the police is absolute unacceptable and that has driven i think more people to the side of the separatists but do you think it's too late now to actually personally have the cotland the way around no it's never never to it's never too late it's never too late as long as peaceful solutions are possible one should strive for so qantas prime minister trudeau is act

and that's just this week alone d.c. seems nessie of the never we're going to try to find out what's going on on this edition of. politicking on larry king quite a week in washington republican small words bob corker and jeff flake u.s. senators from tennessee and arizona respectively have announced they were in time it's rather than go through with a ring primary battles back home both have exchanged shots with the president on twitter and in interviews and their announcements this week leave their g.o.p. counterparts split over the ways in which donald trump has conducted himself since assuming office by the way all of this political drama plays out in a time when north korea stands on the brink of achieving nuclear weapons four americans are killed in an ambush in nigeria and while former top adviser steve benen promises more political casualties in his promised war against the g.o.p. so what's the latest what's likely to happen next let's talk about that with eleanor clift political commentator and author and columni

he acted alone.ome where in the material will give us some idea as to the motive as to why. >> fearly 54 years later so much like what the cia knew about oswald's trip to mexico city to meet with soviet and cuban spietz. it's unclear if the secret documents will reveal such details. joe kennedy iii, great nephew of the former president and current massachusetts congressman, supports the release of these government documents. but wishes the white house had handled it differently. >> would have been nice if there was communication between the administration and members of our family. >> during the 2016 campaign then candidate trump had his own ideas about jfk's assassination. made this unfounded allegation, linking ted cruz's father off to the shooting of the 35th president. >> his father was lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being, shot. the whole thing is ridiculous. what is this, right prior to his being shot? nobody brings it up. >> citing is own white house sources, roger stone told cbs news that

says across the country covering the story tony bartley is in the trade coppin hall is in the boss alone we'll hear from them shortly but first john hendren reports on the day's events so far. catalans lined up by the thousands devote many paying a high price for. spanish national police in riot gear battered their way to one voting center after another was tossing housefull voters downstairs striking them with the times and as promised confiscating ballot boxes. they did not discriminate by gender or age it dancing on those peacefully protecting the poem's sometimes retreating and sometimes clashing verbal ewood patton is local most of the elite apparently over the use of force what they chose that is a cry. they stole materials they violate that human rights they were you know they injure people that use a crime still voters lined outside by the thousands here at the polls on election organizers a special tactic they gave the entire voter registry to the wing place so that if police shut down one polling place voters simply went to one out of this ninety two year old voter remembers wh

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police are warning residents not to walk alone at night. but last night, people came out to show solidarity and express their grief for the two men and a woman who have been killed. you see the scenes there in tampa. >>> and an ohio city is in mourning after the shooting death of a police officer. 31-year-old justin leo was killed over the weekend in girard, just outside of youngstown, ohio. his funeral will be later this week. authorities say officer leo was shot while responding to a domestic call about an armed man who had been drinking all day. his partner shot and killed the suspect. >>> president trump is making it clear to remembers that a failure to pass his tax cut package will be a failure at the poll ex next year. he urged lawmakers to approve the budget approved last week by the senate so they can move on to tax reform. the overhaul promises to slash the corporate tax rate while offering relief to the middle class. the president wants the bill on his desk by thanksgiving. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has acknowledg

and transferring the animals alone will cost $2.5 million.s shouldering much of the financial burden, but it's also looking for donors. the animals here will need protection from poachers. there are people living both in and around the park, most of them impoverished farmers or fishermen. they often clear the bush for farmland by setting fire to it. the conservationists hope to discourage that by ensuring the park provides a source of employment to local people. in the meantime, the animals in zinave are surrounded by high, electric fences in an area of 18,000 hectares. the conservationists have come to check up on things. the animals in this area will later populate the entire park. it's hoped the zinave national park can reopen in a few years ' time. but first, the giraffes will be getting some new neighbours, to help rebalance the environment. antony: our primary focus is to bring in the plains game, such as zebra, wildebeest, and buffalo. they'll focus on the long grasses and change the ecosystem. and elephants will do much the same thing

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is reacting to these latest moves of a so joins me now from boss alone uprights good to see you so how did people react to what pushed him or had to say. people felt client in the square behind me which is the square in front of the government palace right to nine o'clock when he started speaking before the mood has been really festive lots of chanting and being and generally enjoying river volution there is spirit but then when which money had finished speaking things sort of fell flat throughout the because we what he had given them well lots of big words but not what they had been avoiding for i think that was a real declaration of independence this poisoned chalice he has sort of handed over to parliament problem and will meet on monday and then probably again next week and everybody is still waiting will they do it or will they not do it will they declare redeclare independence or not we will see next week the captain mouse game between barcelona and madrid goes on and so the question now is can push them on and perhaps even the parliament now deliver what catalan separatists are