does that give the anc a few years to repair this damage?in my view, it gives the anc very little time to repair the damage. already we have seen the impact of the damage -- the effect of the damage in the previous nine years of president jacob zuma. when the anc failed to achieve 60% of theirer voter turnout. theret extent, i think will be little time between the local government and the elections of 2021 and the national elections in 2023. party is said to have factions. these factions are very difficult to repair. one would have thought there would be a scandal in terms of the latest accusations of president ramaphosa. this will give him time at least to put the party together, bring it together and make sure he brings unity. many believe the party has been on a downward spiral since jacob zuma. maryam: thank you for joining us. >> thank you. maryam: the netherlands supreme court has ruled that dutch peacekeepers are partly liable for the death of 350 muslim refugees they handed over to bosnian forces in 1995. the case is graham breaking

hbo announced yesterday they're cancelling their previously ance due to scheduling conflicts.t would have been their first public showing since the divisive series finale aired. and on saturday, "e.t." will be with the cast of "riverdale" for their first big interview together since losing their beloved co-star luke perry last march. but today in our "e.t." comic-con lounge, we're with ralph macchio and the cast of "cobra kai." the "karate kid" sfin off just got renewed. >> 35 years ago now, it came out. you look back and it's still this phenomenon. what do you remember about shooting that movie? >> getting my butt kicks. i do remember that. and it's still happening today. no. i think there was something -- billy says the project was kissed in some wait a minute we feel the same way about "cobra kai." we are catching lightning in a bottle twice. >> i want to taketen to this guy. >> i think this movie could very well be a sleeper. a film that starts out with solid business and when word of mouth gets around this is an entertaining warm movie, you know, i think it's going to do

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implementados por la policÍa federal y elementos de la secretaria de la defensa nacional a lo largo y anc a la utilizaciÓn de una mÁquina de rayos x. los elementos de seguridad encontraron a los inmigrantes en un camiÓn de carga, todos estaban ocultos detrÁs de objetos y caja, ocurriÓ en zacatecas los militares y policÍas rescataron a 51 mil migrantes quienes viajaban hacinados en el interior de este vehÍculo, habian 21 menores de edad, 6 ecuatorianos, 6 migrantes del salvador y 21 de guatemala una persona fue detenida y localizar 225 mil pesos en e efectivo. las autoridades de inmigraciÓn que maÑana van a tramitar a todos su repatriaciÓn. felicidad este operativo tambiÉn permitiÓ ver como los traficantes de personas utilizan mÉtodos cada vez mÁs sofisticados y hacerlo con riesgo y ellos fueron llevados a hospitales en la zona y se les brinda alojamiento. >>> gracias issa, el crimen organizado se ensaya contra un cantante de narcocorrido, luis mendoza y su hermano fueron muertos en sonora vamos con raÚl torres, adelante >>> fueron mÁs de cien los disparos que recibiÓ el cantante de narcoc

a state, now u have a ance to speak your mind. >>> spping down. lieutenant governor leave his law firm months after accused of sexual assault. >>> get ready. the heat wave starts today. t's talk aout howb >>> good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. breaking news from arlington. one person taken to the hospital with serious injuries following this overnight house fire on south hayes street and we are told the fire started in a detached garage with an apartment. >> there are road closures in that area. let'shk in with melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> because of this we have road closures here. a lot of apparatus still out there on the scell and a lanes are blocked and a live report coming up in a little bit. rest of the beltway is looking uretty good right now. 270 sobound, frederick

. >> sunday's protest which organizers called a million man march was the largest gathering ance theitary violence month ago. at least 100 people were killed and a media blackout was enforced. between theollapsed military council and civilian groups and the protests coincide with the end of a deadline under a plan set up by the african union to resolve the crisis. chadr the military, overpowered. there were hopes that the balance of power would change in favor of the protest movement but the latest violence a kid -- appears to indicate otherwise. sudan is at a critical point but activists say the military will not deter their show of strength. afghan security forces have killed several taliban gunmen after a gun battle in the capital that lasted more than seven hours. they fired a huge truck bomb blast that killed 16 and injured more than 100. 51 were children in nearby schools. smoke was seen billowing from areas near the u.s. embassy. it happened during the rush hour. our reporter is here with details. >> this was during the rush hour when a number of it packers attacked the defens

wednesday much better ance for showers and thunderstorms onwe esday afternoon. humidity is a big factorn wednesday and thursday. fourth of jrey 94 degrees he better chance of storms. here's the factor, i think they're going to be during the ybening and in towards the late portion, ma 7, 8, 9:00. that's why i've got showers through the 9:00 hour. muggy side through 11:00. t we're goibe honing in on this forecast very, very carefully. chuck bell will have i early tomorrow morning. make sure you wake up h with and we're going to be fine tuning that forecast to see when we're going to see the rain. another chance of rain on friday. 90s stick around for most of the next 10 days. no super heat. we did see96 saturday, i don't think we get there with this heat wave. >> i can handle that. >> that's pretty good. thank you, doug. >>> the wizards not >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> well, the nba season starts in october. it's a good thing. it'll take us that long to figure out who is whereand why 38 players signed with new teams today and the wizards involved in the

it will be more humi again for tomorrow morning and that will chlead for a ance for thunderstorms onr no storm chances to worry about for today. skies have been mainly ear, t a little warmer, a little bit more humid today than it was yesterday morning. 69 now at dulleairport. 73 in quantico i 68n prince georges county. 63 in howard county this morning. eryone is running 5 or 8 degrees warmer now than the same time yesterday. afternoon temperatures today will peak 86 yesterday and 89 pe for high temrature today. we're tracking increased chan for rain and thunderstorms tomorrow likely to be a storm team 4 weather aler day. more on that coming up. for now tlet's go first 4 traffic. >> good morning. brand newro pblem northeast brentwood road between monroe and central avenue water main break. d.c. is on the scene so they should hopefully get this wrapped up sometime on. bladensburg 650 between 57th avenue and 295 water main break no complaints on the beltway this morning. articlingtop north key boulevard between north quinn and north oak another water main break. as we zoom outan 66 d 95

as 15-year-old coco gauff does it again coming back from near ancing and a in her remarkable wimbledorun. >> annouer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. peter >> good evening i'm peter alexander. this evening new fears another major earthquake could be on the horizon and new warnings that after shocks will last for days after the strongest quake to hit southern cnia in 20 years. eo this new vid capturing the intensity of thesh aking, interrupting the community playing sterrifying student and their families. hundreds ofter shocks already rattling that region including a 5.4 magnitude tremor today t as residentshere assess the damage from thursday's powerful quake. mi we begin witel almaguer near the epicenter tonight. >> reporter: tonight new images show the panic when the quake struck in the middle of a performance with s 65 children ontage. d shaking r back and forth and up and down. it felt like it was going to rip off of the roof. >> reporter: 24 hours after the 6.4 ma itude earthquake rattled the epicenter near ridgecrest, today hundreds of smaller shockwaves shook the eart

businesses had to mp in ance with the license by january. that clearly didn't happen.ompilation of our video to los angelesity attorney mike fewer. >> repor you?ny surprises to >> no, i know there are unlawful dispensaries operating in the it might be some of the locations you just showed me are under investigation right now. >> reporter: howobig of a m is this? >> it is a very significant problem, and from a public health and safety standpoint it is especially crucial that buyers of cannabis only go to the licensed shops. >> reporter: an illegal store can rake i10,000 to $20,000 a day authorities say. so far 151 illegal dispensaries have been shut down with more criminal prosecutions pending. none of the illegal dispensaries we visited responded to our request for comment. the dange in these illegal stores is potentially unregulated products, like these sold to unsuspected customers. legal dispensaries are required to sell regulated products which are tted. is is exactly why legal store owners like cameron executive vice president of project cannabis, is outraged at h

a gro of ancs, most of them gay men, who call them the rainbow caucus, implored city officials todress critical housing and employment problems that lead many of d.c.'s trans women of color to survive by sex rk. >> it wasn't that long ago that i would have said i really don't have that much in common with zoe spears. skin color's different, gender identity's different. re le lot of other things different. but now i realize that i have everything in common with her. and so does everyone in this room. >> reporter: many of those at today's meeting are involved in preparations for friday's public funeral service for zoe spears. in northwest, jackiens been, news 4. >>> the family of a little girl who was shocked at mgm nationalh hash o with electricity says their lives will never be the same. and now one year later those parents have released a video showing their child, who still can't speak or walk. their law firm recorded this interview and captured the two interacting with little zynae green. last june the 7-year-old got shocked by a railing at the m. her mother says she's had to foit h

sex trafficker jeffrey epstein this morning.pa of presidents, trump and themselves from the ionaire ance financier. both were in epstein's orbit at the time prosecutors say he was procuring underage girls for sex. and the newly unsealed indictment against him is drawinisg fresh criticm from democrats. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: after pleading not charges, jeffrey epstein sits in a manhattan jail cell. a far cry from parties like this one in mar-a-lago. alongside donald trump in 2000 president trump distanced himself from the billionaire socialite. >> well, i knew him like everybody else in palm beach knew him people in palm beach knew him. he was a fixture in palm beach lli had a g out with him a long time ago. i don't think i've spoken for 15 years i wasn't a fan >> reporter: this is what the president told "new york" magazine in 2002 "i've known jeff for 15 years. terrific guy he's a lot of fun to be with it is even said that hlie s beautiful women as much as i do and many of them are on the younger side." epstein, who made his fortg e investinrich people's money, move

former president of south africa former leader of the anc denies wrongdoing and evever doing business with two notorious brothers to cook to brothers of face legal problems themselves. clean south africa whwhen zoom t left. is that much of it. emmanuel macroron planss to spek for the leaders of a round the ununited states and rusussia ths week. inin a bid t to try to save the twenty fifteen n nuclear deal an ururgent you somome it's bebeeng place e to discucuss the situat. the message from b brussels is e deal is not deadad. coming together as a block european foreign m ministers are attempting to salvage the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal. i'm also look of a a thehe iran nuclear deal is nothihing good health. but sincnce the lonely. it's true t that thee condititis are very complicated. probobably the most complicated it's being since the deal was selling incidental that occur. tehran took steps back from it send of the deal by upping uranium enrichment in july. this in response to us sanctions that have crippled its economy. sasays reply in the the move isi think it's a bad decisi

had been labelled the king of corruption, as part of a conspiracy against him within the governing anchich gave government business in return for bribes. campaigners working with female offenders from ethnic minority groups are calling for more support for them after they're released from prison. women from a south asian background can often struggle to rebuild a life for themselves and their children because of the stigma of having a previous conviction. our correspondent shabnam mahmood has had exclusive access to a centre in bradford which helps those from a muslim background. a walk awalk in a walk in the park, might look like freedom, after spending three years in prison. but for imagine jai, whose real identity we have december guyed as she rebuilds her life, there is a tougher sentence on the outside. one of community shame, despite her husband's support. outside. one of community shame, despite her husband's supportm was very difficult for him. he never heard the end of it from the community. he said if it was the other way round it wouldn't be too bad. they'd only talk about i

today mayor muriel bowser put the spotlight onheir ance cameras program that provides aeill financialsu in entive. news4's mark segraves has more on the push to catch crimesn camera. >> they are just about everywhere, surveillance cameras. sometimes they capture the unusual like a bear on your patio, but more often they capture crimes, like this shooting in the d.c. nightclub. the recent beating of a man outside a hilton hotel by a group of teens or the gang shooting that killed a 10-year-old girl. today mayor muriel bowser pleaded with district residents and businesses to take advantage of the district's rebate program that will pay you to install outside security cameras. >> this is one very easy way, affordable way, that you can contribute to the public safety of our communities. >> in the three years the secamity camera progras been running, the district government has rebated citizens $2.25 million ich adds up to more than 15,000 cameras districtwide. amanda kelsey took advantage of the rebate program saying it's eeping with the community theme of the neighborhood bar she owns. >>

we could have ance for friday. most of the time friday is going to be dry.k at ttuse temperares. get ready for a hot week and next weekend ahea >>> i'm mark murray at nbc news. two weeks after the first democratic presidential debate the national nbc news/oull street jrnal poll released the first findings of the 2020 horse race. the results? joe biden at 26% among democratic primary voters, and elizabeth warren at 19% lead the pack. they arfollowed by kamala harris and bernie sanders, who are tied at 13% each, and pete buttigieg at 7%. beto o'rourke and andrew yang each get 2%. and no other democrat gets more than 1%. maybe the biggest takeaway from the polis that it shows how there are twoddifferent ocratic primary contests right now. there is the primary between the candidates and voters who want big bold change, and warren and sanders are ahead with that group. then there is the primary between those who gent less channd who simply wanted to see trump and biden laps the field here. there is one import takeaway. 12% of democratic voters say their minds are

as i said, that wednesday will be our best ance for rain and then we'll keep some scattered showers as we go to thursday, friday. unfortunately, even as we head e into the weed. the frontal system will be very close to us. temperatures drop a little bit. the humidity doesn't really go h anye, but again >>> rate cut d,expectearnings overflow, and the employment picture is updated in the week ahead. investors watching for an interest rate cutom the federal reserve on wednesday. expectations of the move have helped drive stock prices higher. the busiest week of earnings season. a third of the companies in the s&p 500 are set to report. ple, exxonmobil, merck, and virginia. strong like june or weak like may? july's employment data released on friday. beyond jobs gains and the unemployment rate, investors will be watching average hourly wages for signs of inflation. finally, car chases aplenty coming to a theater near you. "hobbs & shaw" is a spinoff of the fast and "furious" movies. early estimates call for a $65 million opening weekend, which might be enough to unseat current box office c

some of the best will face offc for a ance to wi, like teenensation coco gauff.you'd like to get a ticket, we he a linkn our nbc washington app. i would like to get a ticket. i want to see her. >> i'm going to try to get out there next week. >> she's abeast. she's 15. craziness to think about that. they have a lot of heat and humidity for that. coming wedne >> thank you for joining us. have a great morning. we'll . we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. irty minutes. wait, what? shhh. one hour. out of the question. one hour with the tablet, and my client will walk the dog. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes. one hour with the tablet, we got a deal. the doratulations.e dishes. co only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. now let's talk about getting our ears pierced. no way. why? -please. that's simple, easy, awesome. switch to xfinity and get this great offer. a ick, call or visit store today. e show, "sunday night football" only on nbc. >> weather continues to be the sto

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best chance for storms out of the workweek is going to be on wednesday with a front at % ance on wednesdayof sticks around. we see some t shrtoughms, so i n thego fore thursday, friday and saturday as well. right now your sunday is looking dry. any storms this week really confined to the afternoon and especially the evening hours. notice after wednesday we're in the 80s. we don't warm back into the 990s until next wednesday so a bit of a break. unfortunately, just kind of the nuisance thunderstorms that pop up. >> summer has been the same. >> it's been summer, and it's been hot. that's for sure. >> thanks, amelia. >>> a teenager may have just proved that his -- to his parents that video games aren't a waste of time because the video games he can now pay for college without their help. >> yeah. this is 16-year-old from pennsylvania named keels giersdorf. with that trophy he takes home a whopping $3 million prize. >> 3 million. 99 other people were beaten to win the title. >> he can pay tuition for his entire graduating glass, buy his parents a new house. >> rings you neve thought they used

a state, now you have anc ch to speak your mind. >> we will tell you when. plus stepping down. virginia's lieutenant governor leaves his law firm months after he was accused of sexual assault by two women. what he had to say about it. >>> lauryn ricketts? >> we have humidity coming back in today and starting this morning in the n60s a0s. but middle part of the morning, temperatures in the 80s. a hot day out there day. your forecast is coming up. >>> >>> good morning, everybody. approaching 6:30 now. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have breaking news from arlington this morning. one person is recovering after being seriously hurt during this overnight house fire. this happened on south hayes street. we are told the fire started in a detached garage with an a aptment. several streets had to be blocked off but we are told right now, the scene is clear. >> let's turn to the morning commute and your forecast. melissa mollet has a lo at first 4 traffic and storm team 4 lauryn rickhuts is in for c this morning with a look at the weather. >> we have a nice look at the weather

for autumn, a ance to head her own department >> autumn was not just a rising star she was a shooting star. she was nationally recognized as a leader in her eld at a very young age. >> reporter: but still, something was gnawing at her, a kind oe emotional vacuum shwanted to have another child. by now had her early 40s, she was taking fertility treatments, hormone injections but nothing was happening. was it really hating away at her, tshe wasn't getting pregnant, time was going by? >> yes and, you know, just speaking from experience, fertility treatments are the loneliest place a woman will ever go >> reporter: looking back, her mom, lois, recognizes now some worrisome signs, changes in her daughterin >> i kd of saw that she wasn't herself too much anymore, that she was kind of a little -- what do you call it -- kind of a little down maybe here and there. >> reporter: then in early 2013 the couple tried a new approach to the baby problem a fertility doctor thought the body-building supplement known as creatine just might help autumn get pregnant. asd t turned out, her husban bob had b

details our nbc waanhington app and find me on twitter and i just tweeted out a good picture of me at ance camp and only 12 kids there and theysked me at least 3,000 questions. >> that means they are committed, chuck. >>> developing this morning, three firefighters are recovering after battling a massive house fire in anne arundel county. chopper 4 over the scene late last night when crewsed over to this home in loathian. authorities say no oneas home during the blaze but two adults have been displaced. we are working to learn we t caused thire. we will post more in ourwa nbc hington app. >>> tears and hugs shared last night among the crowd remembering father and son gunned down a week ago today. tonight, family and friends will gather this time on a local football field where akeel errubs played. akeel and his fathere found shot to death in their northeast d.c. apartment last friday. ye >>> the 17--old's friends will hold a candlelight vigil to remember their teammate at dunbar high school. it's a deadly summer in the district. d.c. leaders are vowing to go after people caught buying and

no rain now,dy tell you best t ance of rain would be around petersburg, wesrginia. a shower on top of you. back towards west virginia. you can see them forming here into the mountains. they'll stay back to the west of the shenandoah vall. but tracking a couple of systems. one of here to the north. driving a cold front across the chantry. that'st's going to aid in the ability for our storms to become severe during the day all eyes to the south on this system, which you can see the spin here could become barry at he 5:00dvisory. tracking this storm and on this track, making its way in, this is the latest computer model. staying south of new orleans. coming very close to houston. most likely tohe east of houston. this is something we're going to be watching closely. this predicts an eye re. some of the computer models are going a little bullish. 30-mile-per-hour winds right now. this is officially called cyclone ii currently.7: friday, a.m., 60 miles per hour. as it comes closer to shore here. pturday at :00 a.m. 85 mil hour category i hurricane coming onore in louisia

once it gets to the middle part of the united states theres a ance we could see the moisture around heret now, though. obviously. 82 degrees, winds are south at about 12 miles per hour. we'll top out around 90 degrees. but we are weather alert tomorrow for a different reason. we've s gote rain headed our way, maybe more flooding. let's talk about that and time it out coming up in about 20 minutes. >> thank you, lauryn. >>> virginia state police are at investigg what caused a deadly crash in fairfax county. chopper4 was over the scene this morning.th s was southbound 95 after the lorton exit. this is the wrong video. police say-t the tractiler was stopped on the side of the interstate when a toyota corolla slammed into a trailer and the driver of the toyota was killed. their name has not yet been released. >>> and an update to a traffic alert, what we just showed you, all lanes back open on annapolis roadway near the b.w. roadway as ews work to repair a massive water main break. give yourself extra time if you are about to head out. >>> now to video we showed you for the first time last w

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china coast of having its own self-determination to a place where effectively these unequal china in ance imperialist space. pick up a few things that come from the story. one of them, it is something mark said earlier, we have to think about americans is not simply constructing their own ideology. we have to think about americans has adapting, borrowing, endorsing or cheering on other powers. effectively, thinking about the ways americans configure the world to figure out who was us and them. there is a way you can read michael hunt's book to say united states is the us and the rest of the world is them. in the 19th century and even now, there are a number of different ways you can draw the line between us and them. one might be to think about white people versus nonwhite people. the chinese confused that a little bit because they appeared to be civilized. another might be civilized and savage. the chinese are an awkward presence there. one way john quincy adams try to structure the world was to think about the americas as a hemisphere look different from the rest of the world. in terms

joining us is david sowerby, anc ora managing director and sonja.io manager, and is it going to be enougho grow revenue? guest: i think currently the, the question is not whether it is going to be enough. the current situation is that the measures are taking place from a position of a certain weakness in a backdrop of weakening economic activity and lower rate environment, so overall the circumstances probably will make it somewhat challenging. , the measures announced were needed to refocus businessesd focus on where deutsche bank does have strength. david: it is clear from the announced changes that they are going to cut costs and save money that way. is it clear in your analysis that they will be able to hold the top line? you can't make more money unless you keep revenue in, despite the fact you keep cutting costs. it depends a little bit. obviously there are certain sections that will be exited, and presumably because they were less making, so it is not all about the revenues. it is also about profitability of the business. bank perceivese that they do have certain core strength in w

ance. y> this is a very calculated move. >> he has said they are now the face and the soul of the democratic party. ldrt of what he said in motion this weekend, he hoped, would be to circle the wagons and see the radical,ic party as socialist, communists, all these things built to do one thing for 2020. .hat's that? fill the vacuum left by hillary clinton. lefary clinton was a very easy target for all republicans to she instantly, almost inflexibly, rally around. she won't be there in 2020, so what does that foil? the president is trying to create that now. >> i didn't know what to expect with all the chatter. d, vink they're very impressive, they're very committed, they're very passionate. si ohen you sit and take the time ortlisten to them, shouldn't you thethe lay of the land and see how it works around here first? aro is not how they're operating. they're very committed to making change they think is better for lookinstituents who elected them. cording tocted them. they are not within t

the team flew to new york frdirectly from ance. let's just say, they haven't really wasted any time celebrating. check t outir social media accounts. there have been some rooftop partie plenty of champagne, and the odd spin on a yacht, as one does. theye going to be cappi i ping all that celebration here in the streetsmanhattan. the parade starts at battery, then goes to the canyon of heros. they're expecting crowds in the tens of thousands. we're seeing them already lining up. they end up here at the well decorated city hall in new york. there are 3,500 seats here, many handed out to groups like the girl scouts clubs. ceremony ends with the team being given the keys to the city. i suspect that this crew, the doors to new york city were already open, guys. >> oh, yeah. >> back to you. >> indeed. then thell hop a plane and head out to the west coast for the espy's tomorrow. >> they have a busy week. fun though. they're p bably on the natural high. >> as they should be. >>> as is al roker every day. he wakes up just happy. >> well, w

so after his confirmation i very surprised to see that so there's this fear,ance and what i what i fear has nothing to do with me being a parochial whotor from alaska cares about these issues one we're going to have a fight, i hope we don't, sometime in navy, marine corps, army in very cold weather environments, or in the sea air, or in the mountains, and we're not going to be wayble of fighting the we used to. so if confirmed, can i get your commitment to work with me, work with this committee on this very important issue where whether it's the navy the marines or the army, wanted to have not to focus on the ability to operate in extreme cold weather, large-scale operations, navy included. we have no ice hardened ship now. we can't do those in the arctic and putin wants to it. can i get your commitment to take that personally, seriously, and wherever the level of the pentagon sludge that has resisted ors, to work around them through them so we can actually have a force which i support strongly, rebuilding our military, but rebuilding it in a way that has serious arctic cold to takecapa

in the book and the paper i talk about a longer story about what happens with the anc constitution which bravely favors banks and helps uphold the oligarchy of companies. they are under enormous pressure from the british, the u.s., the imf, so that is another story. ,he other big confrontation is and this plays out on television along with a lot of places, is people challenging mandela over andalliances with cuba gaddafi. again, this is the end of the age of free world. the apartheid helped byas been other people. refuses toolutely give up and criticize these alliances or talk about that this was the politics, these were my allies, this is the condition we were in and this was the side you were on. interesting moment notuse these things do always surface in such a visible way. -- i guess quickly let me just say a little bit more -- hobble's point is about yugoslavia. this is toward not towards nationalizing -- naturalizing or normalizing the idea of a free market, but of the civilizationist ideology that people thought in. will say mored i about the clash of civilizations because that re

when we become aware of such anc unt, we immediately terminate it.d like to know if everybody remembered one important safety thing we went over this week. >> dominic,ho is a filmmaker himself, founded you create to bond with his own two young s after watching them spend countless hours on their ph every day they're re, we discuss safety. for hannah's dad brian, it's a way to keep her safe. >> i think it's essential to know how to communicate well, and thisfs one o those formats that is widely accepted. >> some experts also agree tre are benefits to programs like these. >> the majority of kids who go to youtube camp a not going to become stars. >> hey, guys. >> but that doe it's not a valuable experience and that they can't use skilled that can be applied in different parts of their lives. >> when it comes to the parents' ultimate guide to youtube, common sense media says open communication can go a long way. parents should ask their children what they're watching andoin in. >> yeah. >> i see like my daughter went to theater camp, w but it a sleep aw

as far as the fire side of things, mutual aide and support from the state we have an a bupdanbupd ance -- abundance of people. with a lot of staff. ready and prepared standing by. >> we spoke with county officials earlier today in kern county talking about how you assess when resources run out and that's when you tap into that mutual aide program. can you bring our viewers in terms what the resources are looking like for the people in ridgecrest for the next 24 hours. >> as far as the staffing levels, things like that, as i stated, almost immediately following the 7.1 essentially the entire battalion on the desert side was already engaged in that and chief had already made phone calls to oes so get outside sources started mutual aide and fire department already staffing stations and so already immediately we've had stuff already filled and back filled ready for the current mission going on. due to fast actions on part of our command staff, the chief, and also our mutual aide ennt entities behind us. we're adequately prepared. in part because of the major earthquake earlier. we have maj

this is such anc gut-wreng story. the toddler losing her young life on a family vacation in what appears to be a tragic accident. we're now hearing more from the family about what they say actually happened. according to their new attorney, the initial police reports wer this morning, the family of toddler who tragically died in puerto rico is disputing initial accounts from police that she slipped and fell from her grandfather's arms. little chloe was just a year and a half old. her family's newly retained attoedey said she lov to be near glass and windows toth wat e action on the otherke side he did at her older brother's hockey games. the family's attorney now saying chloe's grandfather had placed lher on age by a window, but had no idea it was open. >> why in the world would you leave a window open in an entire glass wall full of windows in a kid's area? why would you have that kind of hidden danger whout any warning, without any sign, without any notice?ic >> polin san juan said s fell from an 11-story window of

retail sales economists are saying some of those numbers are not sustainable because the retail due to ance promote them. they don't see the fixed asset market holding up. we see some domestic challenges coming up. growth slowing up means slower demand for chinese goods and a trade war with the u.s.. no one quite knows where that will go next. now, there isght stabilization with plenty of reasons for caution going forward. nejra: is stimulus still on the table? these take from it what you will. clearre saying that it's that the relatively disciplined stimulus they rolled out so far as having some impact and that means there will be less pressure on policy makers to do more going forward. on the flipside, if the other risks materialize like a trade war or if terrorists go up emerald growth slows down, that puts pressure back on the do more things. there is no expectation that the central bank will put it spent -- will change its benchmark rate for the big picture is that the government and other authorities will have work to do. the dampening function of gdb croaked is simple. just of deep -

he says he has been a victim of a conspiracy to remove him when he was chief of intelligence of the anche weather. we have had a quiet start so far this morning. for the first couple of days of this week, dry and bright and sunny spells. later on this week, wetter and windier. for many of us, sunshine. some cloud for eastern england. that will thin and break up to give sunny spells. elsewhere, dry weather with sunshine. maybe the chance of an isolated shower in wales and the south—west of england. up to 24 celsius. a little bit fresher further east, 18 to 21 celsius. overnight, showers to come. elsewhere, dry tonight. patchy mist and fog tomorrow morning. for most of us on tuesday, a dry day with sunny spells. temperatures up to 25 celsius. showers for scotland and northern ireland. goodbye for now. hello, this is bbc newsroom live with joanna gosling. the headlines... after england's astonishing victory in the world cup final — fans prepare to hail their heroes at the oval in south london. the men's team lifted the trophy after beating new zealand with the final ball of the tournament.

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