where we certainly send our congratulations to mr sowerby chris ridge joining us tonight from amsterdam mystery's thank you very much better. well here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a spokesperson for russian opposition leader alexina of all the says he's been sentenced to another twenty days in jail he was detained on monday just moments after serving out a thirty day sentence for organizing an unauthorized protest the vocal critic of president vladimir putin has been urging russians to turn out for rallies against the kremlin's unpopular pension reforms. heavy monsoon rains in northern india have triggered landslides and flooding in the state of. emergency teams had to rescue more than a dozen people trapped by floodwaters strong currents also washed away a bus that had been parked fortunately with no one on board the u.s. president he has dismissed the sexual assault allegations against his supreme court pick brett kavanaugh as politically motivated trump says that he is with him all the way cavanaugh and his accuser are due to testify before a se

africa we certainly is in our congratulations to mr sowerby chris ridge joining us tonight from amsterdam mysteries thank you very much to hear and if you want to learn more about the other winners of the right livelihood awards you'll find that on our website you see it right there it's dots com. or here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the european union is referring poland to the use highest court over the country's controversial judicial reforms and says poland violated democratic values by passing a ball that effectively forces supreme court judges to retire early the e.u. once the european court of justice to suspend the law which is sparked mass protests heavy rains in northern india have triggered landslides and flooding in the state of in much of products emergency teams had to rescue more than a dozen people trapped by floodwaters strong currents also washed away a bus that had been parked fortunately there was no one on board which is the right there. u.s. president drum pads dismissed the sexual assault allegations against his supreme court pi

and we certainly send our congratulations to mr sowerby chris ridge joining us tonight from amsterdam mystery's thank you very much. but here. well it's being held as a medical while still scientists in the us are reporting success in helping patients with paralysis to stand and even take steps again it's all thanks to an electrical employee at that zaps the spinal cord along with months of intense rehab the research is giving new hope to people suffering from spinal cord injuries. one step at a time jared chinalco is able to walk again five years after an accident that left him paralyzed to be able to move. my legs and. to walk even a stand it means a lot. that there is hope for not only me but other people chinnock is one of three patients taking part in two separate studies in the united states aimed at getting them to walk again albeit assisted the twenty nine year old was the first patient at the mayo clinic in minnesota to have an electrical stimulation device implanted near his damaged spinal cord. the original function of the electrical stimulator was to treat chronic pain. but it's bei

amsterdam and date line. i'm diging that manifest show. >> i love it. >> so creep with them being on the plane. where did they go. >> mystery surrounding it. >> cozi up and watch a lot of must see tv. >> it would be good. we don't see widespread rain for the morning we'll have the cloud cover moving in by the afternoon the best chance of scatter showers in the north bay. also a spotty chance on sunday for the north bay. widespread rain possibly next tuesday. we could get trace amounts to a quarter inch. biggest thing this weekend are the comfortable temps. >> great thanks so much. and thanks for joining us. nightly news is next. >> see you at 6:00. you bye-bye. >> bye. >>> breaking news tonight, the fbi background investigation of brett kavanaugh reopened. the vote delayed as the feds dive into the sexual assault allegations against the supreme court nominee. the dramatic reversal playing out on live tv. senators and president trump forced to bow to a last-minute demand. >> this country is being ripped apart here, and we've got to make sure that we do due diligence. >> a key republican senator's change of heart after this c