voters know that the next stage of the bags that negotiations are going to be handled in brussels and arlen tells the commissioner they're a trade commissioner in the form of phil hogan so that they know those negotiations are in good hands and they were really looking up other issues when they came to make their decision at the ballot boxes and quality of life issues played a very strong role housing for example there has been growing homelessness the cost of rents the stores and. been sorry. they've been in power for the past 9 years and it seems like they want to change briefly will be steve nicol consolation in your assessment we have to see it will be difficult for him and you government arlen's like other countries in europe seen a political fracturing in recent years with the traditionally dominant parties losing support and smaller parties gaining support here it's jim fein now the question is whether any of the other parties are willing to go into a coalition coalition with shin feint to form a government and so that is the big question all right. all would attend at school which t

i 3 way time exit polls in arlen's general election suggest it's too close to call. and antarctica is hottest day ever what that could mean for the world's water levels. ok we're beginning with one of the worst attacks in thailand in recent years a soldier is holed up in a shopping center after shooting 21 people dead security forces storming the ball and called out where gunfire and explosions have just been heard hundreds have been rescued it's unclear how many remain trapped in haiti has been following the story from bangkok. well the latest update we have came through a short time ago from the health minister he is there on the ground in the city of coreg where this has been unfolding over the course of many hours and he confirmed that the death toll has risen to $21.00 and the additional fatality he confirmed was a police officer who was killed seemingly in a gun battle inside the shopping mall that gun battle of course taking place with the gunman himself we are not sure though because he didn't go into any further details the health minister about the actual s

eagerly awaiting results in arlen's for an election that is so far too close to call plus. silencing the guns in libya and the sun hope the african union summit gets underway in ethiopia. china is putting more than $10000000000.00 into the fight against corona virus which is no kill more people than a similar epidemic 17 years ago the death toll stands at $813.00 severe acute respiratory syndrome or sars killed 774 people but see 20022003 in both cases most of the deaths were in china well so far the new virus is more infectious with and 37000 people have fallen ill only around 8000 contracted sars bonce sars was deadlier killing one in 10 patients the new viruses fatality rate is around 3 percent meanwhile in hong kong thousands of passengers and crew on board a cruise ship have been cleared to disembark no they've been quarantined since whedon's say from beijing katrina you has more on the ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak. more than 6000 medical workers are being sent 100 from all over china they'll help overworked and understaffed teams struggling to cope with the

the left wing nationalist party shin fein is expected to make an historic breakthrough in arlen's generalelection votes are being counted with polls predicting a 3 way split. the fan a foil. syrian regime forces have taken control of several villages in aleppo province activists say 17 people have been killed by airstrikes on sunday. the world's top filmmakers are gathering in hollywood for the 92nd academy award ceremony but some of the shine has come off the academy's golden statues in the face of another year for nominations have been criticized as not being diverse enough and set a mind of 820152016 in the hash tag oscars so white was trending on twitter well bernal's reports from los angeles. extraordinary this is not for cynthia air of those nomination for best actress in harriet the oscar acting nominations this year would have been white it's an embarrassing outcome for the academy of motion picture arts and sciences which is troy for several years to expand and diversify its overwhelmingly white male membership you know how he was trying to diversify but it's slower than it shoul

government and it's impossible to know how the votes will break down into seats based on the exit poll arlen's got quite a complicated electorate election system so we're really going to have to wait until tomorrow or even early next week to really know how many seats each party has cost and who's going to be in a position to be the next government but it does seem based on this exit poll that it will be very very hard to form a stable government let's talk about this party looks it to perform quite strongly despite you struggle links to the ira and of course the violent struggle for a united ireland why did people focus of him well this is the exit poll showed thing did very very well of among young voters in particular there's several reasons for the loss something has successfully rebranded itself as an austerity party in recent years since the financial crisis and it's also managed to successfully distance itself from its links to. it's the political wing of the ira because the peace process in northern ireland have played an active part in the peace process the ira no longer exists and al

very very hard to form a new government but that was also the case after the last of action and 2016 arlen's has been seeing political trends that we've seen in other european countries where the established traditional parties that have dominated politics and the cost they've been weakening smaller parties have been strengthening and so the vote has been fact sure on coalition governments where all the parties need to compromise to come a bias but here in the pasta now in this election campaign both phina for them feel gal have ruled out working with sinn fein to form a coalition they might have to change their minds on boss we'll have to wait and see what happens all right reporting on all of it for us all when a tennis coach thank you so much. next take magazine shows shift living in the digital age i'm headed home for a thank you company off the bat with other top of the atlas see that. there are be the business climate change. happiness increase books. this is the book for you. to get smarter for free to go where you go. have fun in. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself

usaa >>couple's relationship has truly stood the test of time this valentine's day worn in arlene's now are cebrating their life together. one of the longest marriage is in the world been almosmarried now for 80 years e years with the bike maher has their love >>for warren darlene snell inking bachelor wedding day seems almost a lifetime ago. >>and th know these people yeah >>a married at 1819 years old on february 25th 1940 80 years later the couple now 9899 are still more in love than ever all we are there are history and like any eat i will love story the relationship began during a webster city high school for each outing at the local roller skting ink for to stay with make sure we give an icon like the way she felt my for arlene it took a little bit more convinng in 5 years she. >>we're locke, a chance yr overcomes yeah. >>the minus not love through tough times wh money was tight allowed them to travel the world and raise a family with 2 children now in their grand kids. kids and 5 great >>goals they bo set out in life to accomplish together do you have any other advice for. anyone

part over aleppo province along 2 major highways and vote counts in from saturday's general election arlen's is underway with the result expected to cause a major political change exit polls show the left wing nationalist party shin fein in its i the sense of right parties as it from a just want to one east is up next. every year thousands of japanese men and women that age without a trace. think that they've got us as a sort of the town's kinks organ we have at the top of a lot of what. they are known as the johansson or of the operation people. and they engineered their own disappearance you did it look you need to join you can you test it and if that you're confident then. why do they choose to disappear. to the to us. who couldn't. make the letters for and what do they leave behind a whole lot of other they miss own. going away in the us in the nickel. one o one ace investigates japan's evaporation people. at 7 30 pm every night a ferry leaves the port of tokyo. on march 3rd 2002 ny oaky mia malta all boarded the ferry he has never been seen again. naoki was 24. 18 years have passed his

eagerly awaiting results in arlen's for an election that is so far too close to call.

breathtaking scenery all reasons why go it was chosen as a european capital of culture university town arlen's west coast attracts young people from around the world. but it's just so different i mean no or no we're really in the states except for irish pubs i mean that's the only time we hear music like this everything is kind of medieval in stone it's a harbor in the sea for everybody so nice. beer is amazing as well. bendish it's cheerful lively and somehow feisty here different from germany definitely the people are more open and they laugh a lot yeah. a week before the city's year is your opinion capital of culture officially began county go away run get in with musicians and fire jugglers touring 7 of the surrounding towns with every day they came closer to go away. this is just the thing so we've got 195 events to go until next february we try any old cello festival starting environmental projects happening out in the mountains this explorations of the irish language to such. as creative director helen emerges in charge of the upcoming program of cultural events a challenge she willingl

responde a una televidente de san francisco a quien un descuido le ocasiona una larga espera >>> arleneen el 2017, le ocasionó incomodidad. >>> cuando mordía me sangraba, entonces fui con otro doctor y me dijo que el tratamiento me lo habían hecho mal >>> ella fue a la clínica dental a reclamar y pidió que le devolvieran los 5000 dólares que le había pagado. la clínica aceptó. >>> me regresaron una cantidad de un cheque pero me faltaban 950 >>> le le enviaron dos cheques, 1 x 4050 dólares y otro por 950 dólares >>> yo perdí el cheque, no lo perdí, lo dejé entre tantos papeles y ya no pude encontrarlo, cuando no encontré ya estaba el cheque vencido >>> el cheque tenía seis meses de vigencia y al depositarlo en su cuentalo q josefina fue a la clínica dental para que le enviaran uno nuevo. >>> y ahí me dijo, es que está de vacaciones la de finanza. regresa en dos semanas, volví a regresar en dos semanas y me dicen no, es que está de vacaciones, volví a ir otra vez, fui unas cinco veces y las cinco veces me dijeron no, no está. entonces ya, se perdió el cheque también. >>> un día decidió co

. >>> arlene decidió sumarse a la unión de latinos ateos, la congregación se reúne en el patio de un asegúrate grupo de ateos los liberó de un enorme peso sin embargo no ser creyente dicen también los hace vulnerables a prejuicios el precio a pagar fue que su hermana graciela le dejara de hablar por siete meses, herencias que hoy ha superado noticiero telemundo 52. >>> muchas veces dicen que el ser ateo, para ser ateo tienes que conocer verdaderamente a dios, estudiarlo mucho para después decir que no existe si no eres un ignorante de dios eso es lo que dicen algunas personas. >>> son las imágenes de unos buenos samaritano es salvando la vida una mujer que cayó con su auto en un canal en florida la mujer sufrió una convulsión cuando se dirigía a su casa y el coche cayó al agua el hombre ingresó por la ventana mientras que otras dos personas intentaron cortar con un cuchillo el cinturón de seguridad para poder liberar a la conductora y sacarla, la mujer se recupera en el hospital. >>> las cámaras de velocidad captaron el momento en que un puma se pasea de una casa a otra, esto ocurrió

would be like putting the chinese state police uses the informatihway.ryone who and authorities and arlen from what is being called to go ship -- in ireland are warning what is called a ghost ship. the ship becameisabled and has been drifting without a crew. therench parliament is discussing government proposals on pensions, and its a huge political nt because there have been weeks of protests and strikes about these reforms. president macron ones to introduce a single syst to replace a variety of different arrangements -- wants to introduce a single stem. some see it as an attack the rights, like these people protesting today. a union says the pension reforms could force millions to work beyond their crent planned age retirement. these are pictures from the house of parliament, and president macron hopes the package will be approved before the global elections muff. opposition politicia are tabling thousands of amendments. over -- the transport strikes a crippled parismb in de and january and have subsided, but some unions are carrying odi planning spodays of action. here is the view of

arlen's nationalist party shin fein wants a major role in the country's next government the party led by mary lou mcdonald scored its best ever election result in. its rival parties and previously refused to work with sinn fein but the center right you know fall is no longer ruling out a coalition. the number of chinstrap penguins and parts of western and arctica has fallen by some 80 percent that since the 1007 does according to scientists studying climate change this comes as a research piece in an article recorded its warmest temperatures ever for that continent. well the 2 most senior health officials in who bay the province at the center of china's corona virus outbreak of been fired this news comes as the death toll from the virus tops 1000 and with more than 42000 cases now confirmed in china as extended lunar new year holiday comes to an end many chinese are choosing to stay at home but alters are getting back to work that despite fears about the virus spreading. back to work in beijing with temperature scans and breathing masks despite the heightened precautions beijing resid

i 3 way time exit polls in arlen's general election suggest it's too close to call. and antarctica is hottest day ever what 'd that could mean for the world's water levels.

arlen's nationalist party fein wants a major role in the country's next government the party led by mary lou mcdonald scored his best ever election result the center right yanna fault is not ruling out a coalition with. the news from berlin for more you can also go to our twitter feed or our web site up next we have business with stephen beardsley i'll be back at the top of the hour i'm brian thomas from the entire team thanks for being here. kicked off. a devastating. plane and slipped to a new low point against big. time claiming. the frenzy of gold medal with the team's calling it out for the me in my early in the close and enjoyed a spectacular victory against dog. chico. 60 minutes. w.'s crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech color of prevention and sustainable charcoal production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is

that like diet has nothing to do with arlene or starters so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they have been going for 10 years and they're still on the same place they should probably take it upon themselves to start testing things out testing our diet testing out exercise and trying to figure out things on their own. welcome back joining me now to go through some of the week's top stories is former labor member of parliament for one of the richest constituencies on earth kensington code is borough council for golborne we're going to go through the post-mortem over corbin's defeat but the reshuffle this week is such a jab at the chancellor and expectedly resigning is advice alan when he was community secretary he was actually serving as a technical director at a greenfield cladding manufacturer more gallant pleased to see the back of him and replaced by a recent piece suit back from goldman sachs yes absolutely he should be a couple of mr davis with him face to face the rush job you know with such a draw

decide to to vote but i do think the turmoil of the last. 2 to 3 years has raised a lot of hackles and arlen because you know not only does arnold have its own broadcast media but irish people the length and breadth of the island both in northern ireland and the republic get british broadcaster restaurant broadcasting every single day so they see everything that was said of parliament and everything was said about bret's but the european union and i think that's so certain degree of anti british feeling in the background so despite the fact that threats it was no wasn't an issue as such i think it was very much a conditioning aid in making the irish people more inclined to vote to move towards the on the the the anti parish shouldn't think them less opposed to the more moderate centrist phoenix. and is that how you would explain the fact that the you know the established parties in the republic of ireland they've always portrayed shin fein as this political pariah the voters this time didn't buy that and are you saying that it's maybe a result of the breaks that reporting that led to shin fa

arlen had coach eoin, the england captain of course butjones feels both men will ta ke course butjones in their stride. is quite unique is in it? if you look at the tree of the family and the influences of that, it's a unique family. their ability to be professional and play for their team and not get involved in that other stuff is brilliant. the important of sunday's game can't be underestimated. if england when there six nations title, ireland victory would line up a final showdown for the grand slam potentially away in paris. it's a game you feel england needs to win, especially after the up—and—down performance since the rugby world cup. the players have been adamant they are in the perfect place to make a winning return. this is the weekend when the championship could be blown wide open. chrisjones there from the england team. we'll see who actually look lifts the title. let's hear from see who actually look lifts the title. let's hearfrom ireland now. with their grand slam hopes intact, here is their captain. were to be preparing for the best game that we've seen in the champion

the stormont first minister arlene foster of the democratic unionist party said his dedication to theescribed mr smith is one of britain's finest politicians of our time. child abuse victims thanked him for setting up a compensation scheme they had waited yea rs compensation scheme they had waited years for it. it is outrageous actually. we are very angry that such a man of his integrity could be put out of his job, northern ireland took him as one of our own. this man has taken charge of the northern ireland office. one of the many sensitive issues brandon lewis will face is how the question of how unsolved killings from the trouble should be investigated. let's get more from laura in westminster. a huge day at westminster. sajid javid's letter of resignation has just been released. that is right. number 10 just been released. that is right. number10 might just been released. that is right. number 10 might believe and hope it would be made easierfor them to keep the promises they have made to the country by having a tighter relationship with number 11, essentially then having more of

now arlen does one of the fastest growing economies in europe but the sudden boom after years of economic austerity has left the country with a critical shortage of affordable housing that's led to a sharp increase in homelessness the crisis is a defining issue head of this weekend's general election eve bartha reports from. lifting the legal island's housing crisis it left this family homeless forced to live with friends and relatives or in particular areas short term housing the result of sky high red said a key it against the the main challenge was people not wanting a single mother with 3 children because maybe single mothers are trouble or why or the thing you know i did walk the streets of la and i often had. just days where i just felt despair charities have intervened where the government has and the family now has a long term home and a place to grow. ready ready ready ready ready ready this charities inundated with desperate calls some from entire families affected from their homes you have children with. a record number of babies and now being born into homelessness currently w

of british columbia to a coastal refinery kitimat from there will be shipped on to asian markets arlen's coast guard as will the public to stay away from a big congo ship which is washed up on its southwestern shore after a massive storm it was abandoned in the atlantic more than a year ago and is now washed up on the on the coast of county cork in the aftermath of storm dennis of this of course caused widespread damage across ireland and the u.k. in the past few days. past the hour on al jazeera here the headlines libya's internationally recognized government has pulled out of ceasefire talks in geneva after the port in the capital tripoli was targeted by forces loyal to ward. at least 3 civilians were killed in the shelling half has been trying to take over tripoli since april but one of the one who has more on the attack on the port. the government has notified the united nations support the mission in libya that it's suspending its parts. in the talks in geneva the government says that it cannot continue in any peace talks with. the capital is under attack the state facility is that

from coming out i think tank is how who's they pyres the bull who really run the country perhaps so arlen may have voted fish in fame because it was fed up with new liberal austerity what now for investigations do you can't trust cities and what now for the end of the united kingdom joining me now via skype from don dorcas inventing the for loud rory and more of who who's taking the place of the party's former president gerry adams rory congratulations on winning predictable do you think that that the mainstream media in britain cannot mention your party's victory without the ira and former b.b.c. journalist john simpson saying it's all about populism nothing to do with the 28 crash and austerity and it's not unexpected what people will say well it's am not this was in political terms it's our elektra revolution and you an internist to us we were getting there some doors be florida sap and the people were sand they were absolutely set up where the governments were sending you know they also said they were set up where alternating between sitting out and seen a falls and they wanted to see

healer and can reach out we don't have that right now and they won't let bernie do it go go ahead of arlen. and say the reason that there can be a cross ideological discussion is for the for this reason this is about the reality that elitism is fundamentally incompatible with democracy so what we have is a ruling elite class in the democratic party in the republican party has theirs but that's not the discussion now it really elite class desperate to hold onto power look it doesn't matter trump pants who they're running against within their close institution within their closed system they have a system that allows them to take the money and give it out to all of their friends as consultants to get jobs wherever they want when they leave so they have a closed system that works very well forget what happens with the other party if bernie comes in he replaces their people with his people and the gravy train closes this is not about the republican party they're fine with losing to trump or anyone they don't care about that as long as they keep their power and their access to money you know ch

the dup leader arlene foster said that whilst they didn't agree on every point, that mr smith's dedicationeen incredible. it has been reported one of the issues between downing street and julian smith was to do with the legacy of the troubles and borisjohnson's support for protections for military vetera ns. support for protections for military veterans. on that score, while sinn fein has not matched the warm words of others, they have expressed real concern as to whether there will be any attempt to rewrite the legacy proposals that julian smith any attempt to rewrite the legacy proposals thatjulian smith was trying to move forward. many thanks. labour is calling on the prime minister to clarify who paid for his holiday accommodation on a caribbean island over the new year. our political correspondent jessica parker is in westminster. and there have been developments on this in the last hour? yes, some mystery over the last 12 hours or so has surrounded the prime minister's stay in mustique with his girlfriend over christmas. that is after last night david ross, the co—founder of carphone

that was seen as a huge achievement, and he's been praised highly from all sides, from arlene foster,g he is one of the best politicians of the generation for getting this achieved, so from all sides of the community, in northern ireland and ireland itself, but having achieved that hasn't saved him hisjob, and i think partly that's because he was openly critical about some of the things that were going on in the early days of boris johnson's government, that were going on in the early days of borisjohnson's government, and he was very worried about a new deal brexit and he said so, which probably hasn't endeared him to those in number ten. i am just looking down the road... that is the leader of the house of lords, and likely to stay in her position. i think that was the problem, he spoke out, and that's not something that downing street likes. they want to control the message, they want to control the message, they want to control cabinet ministers, too. and i think the departure of sajid javid is going to be quite a moment for the others are sitting around the cabinet table, the fac

the stormont first minister, arlene fosters of democratic unionist party said his dedication to the roleians don't often get on with conservatives, but they did with this one. it is not like me to be praising a tory secretary of state, but he is a good man, he cared about this place and worked hard. we had our disagreements, but we were able to work well together. i think he was the best secretary of state we've seen in a decade actually. and child abuse survivors thanked mr smith for setting up a compensation scheme they had waited years for. it's outrageous actually, we are very, very angry that such a man of his integrity could be put out of hisjob, you know, that northern ireland took him upon as one of oui’ own. now, this man's taking charge of the northern ireland office. one of many sensitive issues brandon lewis will face is the question of how unsolved killings from the troubles should be investigated. chris page, bbc news, belfast. let's get more from laura in westminster. let's talk about the resignation of the chancellor. how much of a power grab by numberten the chancellor.

vote counting is continuing for a 2nd day in arlen's historic general election a surge in support for leftwing sheehan fane has put it ahead of the 2 dominant sense of right parties for the 1st time leader very limit on what has called it a revolution in irish politics no single party will win enough seats to form a government leaders from across africa have concluded 2 days of talks on high to bring security to the conference this year's african union summit focused on curbing regional violence so countries can embrace developments and pursue their economies after hours of meetings the a use peace and security council called on the international community to stop outside interference in the bia while this year's african union summit ended with a call on the international community to stop that interference in libya and curb regional violence we want this is to be fully respected. we want the u.n. embargoed all armaments to libya also to be strictly respected and 3rd we want an immediate cessation of all external interventions and interferences the libyan of. mama drama has been follo

arlen's prime minister has resigned but will stay on as caretaker leader until his successor is chosen a vote by representatives to name the replacement on thursday was inconclusive none of the 3 largest parties won enough seats in elections earlier this month to secure an outright majority. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera iran's supreme leader has cost his vote at the start of iran's national parliamentary elections turnout is expected to be low particularly among reformist voters after a senior clerical body barred thousands of candidates from running that includes dozens of members of the outgoing parliament south korea says it's entered an emergency phase in the fight against the coronavirus southeastern city of daegu has been declared a special care zone after the country's 1st death and an increase in cases. a vigil has been held in the german city of one hour after a suspected far right attack left 9 people dead germany's president called on citizens to unite and defeat racism and violence are thora to say they are treating wednesday's shootings at 2 shisha bars as terro

arlen's prime minister has has resigned after an inconclusive result of the recent general election liver atika will say on there as caretaker until his successor is chosen none of the 3 largest is one enough seats to secure an outright majority now a team of explosives experts is trying to find unexploded bombs or rockets that are putting lives of living libyans at risk the bombs can remain hidden for years in their affairs at the going civil war can kill even more people math would up to one head reports from tripoli. explosives experts to recover a rocket that landed in this farm on the outskirts of tripoli it did not explode but for more adam is still in shock. i was sitting inside at night when i heard a huge blow i thought windows shattered i rushed out to check everywhere i found a hole in the farm and dust scattered all over the grass this farm is in the war leader added neighborhood of tripoli about 15 kilometers from the front line the internationally recognized the government accuses forces loyal to warlord $24.00 have to of targeting a residential areas since have began his of

arlen's turner for oil party has managed to win the most parliamentary seats in the general election by one seat in frame came 2nd despite winning the popular vote by minister lavrov because under pressure now to resign after his win a gale party won only 35 seats. democratic presidential hopefuls are campaigning in new hampshire the 2nd vote so that the nominee will take place later on tuesday last week the results of the iowa caucus was delayed by technical problems former mayor pete. now only came ahead of. the headlines is the story now. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really the. climate informed opinion economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate. the noise all about this argument is astonishingly pantomimes an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian cult or inside story on al-jazeera . welcome to the stream and sami r.k. the gambia one of west africa's most popular tourist destinatio

jazeera sandwich new hampshire vote counting is continuing for a 2nd day in arlen's historic general election a surge in support for left wing tsun fein has put it ahead of the 2 dominant sense of right parties for the 1st time leader mary lou mcdonald's has called it a revolution in irish politics no one party will win in a sense to form a government and mcdonald's has already approached other left when leaders for coalition talks but she says she and fein is open to discussions with 5 holes. they dance from across africa have concluded 2 days of talks on how to bring security to the continent's this year's african union summit focused on curbing regional violence of countries can embrace developments and boost their economies after hours of meetings the use peace and security council called on the international community to stop outside interference in libya we want this iteration of force to be fully respected. we want the un embargo all armaments to libya also to be strictly respected and we want an immediate cessation of all external interventions and interferences in libyan aff

about the brand of live in dublin where voting has just finished in arlen's general election we'll have the exit poll for you shortly . but we continue with our developing story from thailand security forces there of stormed a shopping center after a mass shooting which has left at least 23 people dead that's the latest figure more than 30 others have been wounded after a soldier went on a gun rampage in the city of karachi the army sergeant then took people hostage in a shopping mall in the city center he is still thought to be inside but is not known if people are trapped with him while in head a small. late on a saturday afternoon a shopping mall in thailand came under attack a gunman opened fire at a time when it would have been at its busiest. here he can be seen firing multiple rounds towards people and passing cars. people found whatever cover they could after he entered the mall panic shoppers ran out the day coming to a terrifying hearing and. the number of casualties is not yet confirmed as the situation is still ongoing we have been trying to bring out whoever we can 1st a mi

yet the help in moments of the last few years one thinks of the autumn of 2015 will the picture of arlene killed the car dish lot of and 3 years old lying dead on the beach you know mobilize change public opinion and not just of this country but but what will why how do you create that intimacy with people without people always. with a lie on a picture of a complete after the individual clutch i think you need someone to explain i think people need to know it's just about knowledge i mean before hand we used to just leave animals didn't we we didn't treat them very well and i think now that because we've had so much public opinion that everybody loves you know like paul o'grady for the love of dogs we have all these wonderful programs we need probably more media on the a lovely programmes to show how lives have been changed we need to do something very special to show this compassionate country to be a program on successful refugees your contribution to me exactly says that you know that yes i think that you're absolutely right and no one's done that we need to know we need to know the su

arlen's was preplanned they've actually called people to assemble and there was a plan in place when they attacked us it also seemed that the local police were on their side everyone had a weapon and carried a gun they were the ones who threw the 1st stones. but i waited for you as the trouble escalated a number of people were seriously injured and investigations into the deaths have begun it's not clear yet who was responsible for the death of the police but it underlines just how volatile the situation remains here and it shows the deepening anger still exists on both sides of this sensitive issue was this video seems to show hindu protesters throwing stones while a policeman does little to stop them the scene show others setting fire to muslim property the video cannot be independently verified the violence followed threats by hindu leaders to remove a group of muslim women who sit down protesters forced the closure of a major road. mosque in jeffrey bag was attacked and cars and homes were set on fire in efforts to maintain calm police have imposed emergency measures banning gath

in 1999 arlen specter said not guilty, you can't do that, we will see how the vote will go wednesday afternoon. on the democratic side, i will look to kirsten cinema, moderate democrat from arizona, joe manchin, doug jones, democrat from alabama who has a competitive reelection this fall. on the republican side look at lisa murkowski of alaska, mitt romney and susan collins of maine, susan:faces a tough reelection as well. shannon: the state of the union has to go off in the middle of this. >> this happened in 1999 with president clinton, same thing happened, january 19th, 1999. democrats thought this might be a good way to cook the goose, president clinton had to go through it, so should donald trump. it will be a little awkward. some republicans were upset they were not able to get an agreement to finish this impeachment trial over the weekends. a couple comments from republican sources, the best deal mitch mcconnell could get. finally it will be over. it is a terrible thing, republican senators should have stayed in saturday. the white house director of legislative affairs, a diff

arlene from los angeles has more. >> and that's what they came up with. >> hundreds of messages to honor kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna created by young students at ramona junior high school in chino. >> it's their message to kobe. my job is to just bring it here as the staples center. >> the poster, now a growing memorial at the staples center on the night of the first home game against the lakers since the death of kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter and seven others who were on board the helicopters that went down sunday. before the start of the game, l.a. laker legend magic johnson stopped to talk with fans on his way in. fans without tickets gather outside l.a. live businesses to watch tv, broadcasting the pregame ceremony. >> tonight is a very meaningful night. it's somebody i've been watching since i was about 8 years old. watching him grow, i feel like it's an uncle that passed away. he's my hero. as a basketball fan, he means a lot to me. >> emotions are still so raw for many. >> i'm just so broken hearted. but i love him and the world ld loves him. >> fans remembering b

arlene in farwell, michigan, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i am 74 and i am a woman who wears a lot of pins, not necessarily political ones. my question is -- have these pins been replicated -- i am questioning about the bluebirds, the umbrella, and the prison pin -- i would love to purchase those to represent women and our rights. >> that is a great question. i believe some of them are available at the smithsonian store, so i would check smithsonian.com and see if in the store you can find them. we will check on that answer, but i am pretty sure there is a number -- there is an incredible book we published with hundreds of objects about suffrage, and i believe there also is merchandise, so check us out online and see what you can find. >> carolyn is next in washington, d.c. >> thanks so much for taking my call. i wanted to just acknowledge for the callers who are interested in the equal rights amendment that our group united for equality is responsible for the current legislation in congress that seeks to eliminate the ratification of the e.r.a. >> thank you. >> we

now in 1999, the late senator from absorbing out arlen specter said not approved, not guilty.ut we will see how this vote will go on wednesday afternoon. i would start to look at some potential crossover vote. on the democratic side of the aisle i would look at kristen cinema. you remember joe manchin from west virginia, he carried his state by 42 points and doug jones has a very competitive reelection this fall. on the republican side certainly look at lisa murkowski of alaska and mitt romney and susan collins of maine. susan collins of course a facing us tough reelect as well. >> shannon: what will it be like having the state of the union now? it will have to go off in the middle of this with the vote not taken. >> this happened before, same thing happened at january 19th, 1999. democrats thought this might be a good way, what's good for the goose is good for the gander. and that said it, some republicans were upset that they weren't able to get an agreement to finish the impeachment trial tonight or over the weekend. and this is a couple of comments from republican sources.