i've seen port arthur. port arthur is going to need a lot of infrastructure re-building and strengthening. it's going to need a lot of help right on the water. those are good jobs. those are union jobs, those are skilled jobs. we have a lot of work to do and i hope the workers in part arthur will be a big part of that. that's part i. but part two is who's making the real money off port arthur and those workers? who's making that money? it's the investors, it's the saudis who own this company. how is it in a democracy that we could have a handful of corporations that year after year keep dragging in bigger and bigger profits continue to rise while your home disappears, while your children have asthma. while people die. that's not right. and the reason this is happening is washington. washington is corrupt. it is taking money from the fossil fuel industry, from the big polluters and it's doing exactly what they want, which is mostly nothing. and if we don't call that out and attack it head on, understand in t

leo arthur roberts. michael e. roberts. michael edward roberts. donald arthur robison junior.. antonio a. rocha. raymond james rocha. raymond rockefeller. antonio josÉ rodriguez. anthony rodriguez. carmen milagros rodriguez. gregory rodriguez. marcia rodriguez. mayra valdis rodriguez. richard rodriguez. david rodriguez. nd my husband. we love and miss you each and every day. you will live in our heartss forever. we will make sure your legacy will be continued to your beautiful children. >> and my mom. for all the times i forgot to thank you for all the special little things you do and all the words that sometimes go unspoken, i love you mom. at times i may have seemedtt ungrateful, i want to say i truly hope you see that youo hae done -- nothin nothing but he'se has been forgotten in the day by day you mean more to me. [applause] matthew rogan. carly rogers. scott william. keith michael roma. joseph m.. efrain romero. james romito. sean rooney. eric thomas ropiteau. aida rosario. angela aida rosario. mark h. rosen. brooke david rosenbaum. linda rosenbaum. cheryl lynn rosenbaum

simmons. >> arthur simon. >> kenneth allen simon. >> and my uncle.o, this is my second time reading for you, i really hope you're proud of me. i've never met you before but you'll always be in our minds, hearts and every day lives, i know you're up there watching me. i love you. >> and my aunt march rhett sealer. who i'm honored to share my middle name with i strive every day to continue your legacy. your family loves, misses and will never forget you. >> michael j. simon. >> paul joseph silen. >> marianne simone. >> barry simowitz. jane simp kin. >> jeff simpson. >> cheryled.sincock. khami singh. >> roshan singh. >> thomas e.sinton. peter siracuse. muriel siskopoulos. joseph michael sisolak. john skala. francis skidmore jr. toyena skinner. paul albert skrzypek. christopher paul slattery. vincent robert slavin. robert sliwak. paul kenneth sloan. stanley s.smagala jr. >> wendy small. gregg smallwood. catherine t. smith. >> daniel laurence smith. gary f. smith. >> george eric smith. heather lee smith. >> james gregory smith. >> jeffrey r. smith. joyce

gardner. >> william arthur gardner. >> frank garfield. rocco nino gargano james m.tenberg matthew david garvey bruce gary boyd alan gatton donald richard gavagan jr. peter alan gay terence d. gazzani >> gary paul geidel paul hamilton geier julie m. geis peter gerard. gelinas steven paul geller howard g. gelling peter victor genco jr. steven gregory genovese alayne gentul linda m. george. edward f. geraghty suzanne geraty ralph gerhardt robert gerlich denis p. germain marina romanovna gertsberg susan m. getzendanner lawrence d. getsford. james g. geyer cortez ghee. joseph m. giaccone vincent francis giammona debra lynn gibbon james andrew giberson brenda c. gibson. craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew clive gilbert >> and my father, edward, who will forever live in our hearts. we miss you and we love you dearly. we will continue to live in your legacy and i will always share my memories with my baby girl. >> and my father, walter, i miss you every day. i wish i could spend some time with you and teach you how to fish. thank you. timothy paul gilbert paul stuart gi

what's more, since port arthur, there has been only one public mass shooting in all of australia.unting by "the washington post" helps put this into perspective. by its count in the same period in the u.s., there have been more than 100 such deliberate killings of four or more victims in a public space unrelated to other crimes. that list of course stopped by the las vegas shooting. for the victims of port arthur, painful memories will never be too far away. >> one of the things that affects me most is if we wake up to the radio in the morning and there's been shootings overseas, particularly american, and that really makes us take a step back sort of thing. >> it's almost like what happens in those events is not that far from normal life. it's the cancer that's eating away the united states of america. it is possible to change the way things are. >> up next, after many shootings in america, fingers are pointed to the influence of violent video games. we will visit a country where people are equally obsessed with such games if not more. is gun violence a big problem there? well, y

arthur flick has a condition he bursts into cackles of laughter usually at inappropriate moments he's heavily medicated a wannabe stand up comedian he can't keep it together onstage it always bombs he's a loser. i didn't refer to any customer relations of the character. it was just something that felt like it was our creation some ways and the think that's what was really important for me. it's an inspired reinvention of the villain purpose even heath ledger's character pales in comparison to joaquin phoenix's joker i have bad news he lost 24 kilos to play the part of this underdog turned angel of vengeance. and we just. got the way. everyone laughed at me on no one well true now. i'm sorry that you have found. suddenly this mentally ill freakish figure has followers a parable for our time in ne case again there were there were more things than just societies indifference toward him that made him and turned him into the joker there was this narcissism in arthur and this need to be applauded and looked up but i'm glad you know. todd phillips joker's surpasses expectations it's a blockb

couple of the items we have related to him include a tennis ball that a fan had him sign and for arthur ashe, a richmond native who grew up being banned from certain segregated courts and tennis, to make it to the international sports arena and be selected as a representative for the us team on the davis cup was incredibly significant to him. >> another figure that showcases the great strides that lack virginians have made in various arenas of american life is doug wilder who represents many political first for a black virginian. over the course of his long political career he made many firsts including when he won a seat on virginia's state assembly in 1969 becoming the first black politician to do so since the 19th century. quite a remarkable achievement given how effectively black people had been disenfranchised in virginia for much of the 20th 20th century. one of the other firsts was becoming the first black governor elected by any us state when wilder one the gubernatorial race in 1990. he engineered many of these political the phrase through building a wide coalition across racia

arthur ashe represents one of those figures who broke the color line in professional tennis. this pioneering tennis player who was also a great champion of human rights throughout the world. a couple of items related to him include a tennis ball that a fan had him sign. for arthur ashe, a richmond native who grew up being banned from certain segregated courts in tennis, to make it to the international sports arena and also to be selected as a representative for the u.s. team on the davis cup with that was incredibly significant. >>> another figure that showcases great strides, black black virginians have made is doug wilder who represents political first for a black virginian. over the course of the long career, many firsts including when he won a seat on the virginia state assembly in 1969 , becoming the first black politician to do so since the 19th century. it is a remarkable achievement, given how effectively black people have been disenfranchised in virginia for much of the 20th century. one of his other first was becoming the first black governor elected by any u.s. sta

arthur fremantle's writings about gettysburg with long , where wasngstreet he, he spoke of climbing a tree, where was that? >> in the middle of the confederate line. arthur fremantle is very important because we learn from him that lee spent most of the with ap hill at the center of the confederate line. as the attack progresses to anderson's division the battle is taking place right in front of robert e. lee. foleyuld anderson's -- three brigades out of the five total brigades and anderson's division engaged. attack.rt longstreet's anderson was was to be the replacement for pickett. division was not at the field. arthur fremantle on the second day where he talked about where lee was located on the second day in the confederate third court is extremely important to why didn't question anderson's division fully engage why didn't he of put all five brigades forth inside of three. have long street ever been questioned as far as obeying orders or integrity or something like that? >> not during the war itself. other issues came up in the postwar years. second and manassas comes to some pos

program to create a federation of western europe, he has won the admiration of statesmen such as arthurg. >> you know, governor dewey was one of the first important political figures to advocate and embrace the sound doctrine of strong bipartisan action in foreign affairs. governor dewey greatly assisted in setting this republican pattern at mackinac island five years ago. and since then, he has consistently demonstrated his thoroughly competent grasp of all of our major foreign problems. ♪ tom dewey has earned the admiration of men and women in all walks of life. his nomination at the republican convention in philadelphia last climax in a dramatic the career of one of the outstanding public figures of the postwar period. ♪ [applause] ♪ announcer: the story of, each tom dewey is a story of an american, a man with no privileges who by hard work climbed step-by-step to fame and political greatness. it is a story of which americans may be proud. for it is typical of the opportunity that america affords. ♪ announcer: you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on our we

signal right away fatima's shift is just beginning the oxygen bottle is delivered after all john arthur will make it many children do not for fatuma the fact that oxygen cannot always be provided on time is depressing when she began her medical studies before the war shortages were unheard off i was feeling optimistic i was really looking forward to graduate but it's just so difficult for delivering even for doctors considered you know the higher ups here in the country. happiness comes in small doses here this father is relieved his daughter is gaining some weight for now they're not enough doctors and most of those here must work unpaid. these children are new patients waiting in the hallway for admission. 14 i was not prepared for this level of stress after a 24 hour shift she finally find sanctuary at home photography helps her to unwind at the age of 26 she finds her job overwhelming it makes me feel that i am not still working and just forget it all we're going to own the hospital and stuff. for life but there she wants to continue her medical studies in germany her father a geolo

instead of consulting democrats, they tried to jam something down arthur's spring taking money out of defense, out of headstart and other programs in the health and human services budget andl. putt into the wall. will that wasn't going to stand. and it i will not stand. leader mcconnell, i hope you've learned her lesson. shutting down the government or trying to go forth the wall, isn't going to work. let's look at roll up our sleeves and work together. leadernd the republic shelby have now shown the that they tried again to fund this wall.gain they see once again that the votes are not there. they've seen once again that when the senate republicans do the presidents betting, and refused to engage in democrats, the only thing they accomplished is wasted time. the pattern repeats itself are t is it too frequently. the same impulse to do the presidents betting are so afraid of thisue president. and that's what led to the 35 shut down let's not repeat that for republicans, let's learn our lessons. staying led the republicans puerto rico. but in each case, both of it be taking money out o

out of the bottom three, but they'll be frusrated they couldn't find the winner after west ham had arthurent off midway through the second half. manchester united goalkeeper david de gea has signed a new contract to stay with the club until 2023. the spaniard's made 367 united appearances since alex ferguson bought him to the club from atletico madrid injune 2011. next to an astonishing welcome for one of the sides arriving at the rugby world cup in japan. 0ften athletes or teams are taken aback by the reception they get as they arrive in a host country, but the reaction in one corner of japan to the arrival of wales might be on a whole other level. daffyd pritchard has more. wales are not just wales are notjust big injapan, they are huge. warren gatland's team have been greeted like heroes in kit 0kushiri, their training base before starting their world cup campaign against georgia in toyota next monday. and a0 day's ( in session, more than 3000 people packed the stadium, singing the welsh national anthem and hymns. the support extends well beyond the stadium mk to gushue. everywhere you

pakistan's most successful and longest serving test captain replaces mickey arthur, whose contract wash the world cup semi—finals. misbah will start with three one—day internationals and three twenty 20s at home to sri lanka later this month — while former skipper and paceman waqar younis is the new bowling coach. on to football — and qualification for the 2022 world cup got underway in africa on wednesday, with 8 first round, first leg matches. the teams involved included four that played in this year's africa cup of nations — and two of them, burundi and tanzania shared a i—all draw. both goals were scored in the last 10 minutes. elsewhere, namibia won 2—1 at eritrea, and guinea bissau won at sao tome — with a penalty scored by nanu five minutes from time. the second legs take place within the next week — with the winners going through to the group stage. now to boxing where on wednesday anthony joshua and andy ruiz met for the first time since the mexican knocked joshua out in new york and took his world heavyweight titles. they were in saudi arabia where the rematch will take place

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. >>> arthur ashe became 9 first and only african-american man to win a u.s. billie jean king demanded equal pay. ♪ it's been a hard day's night ♪ >> reporter: it was also one of a kind home for concert experiences. >> the beatles. the who, jimi hendrix with the monkeys. after going electric at newport the first time. >> reporter: it fell quiet for nearly 20 years until 2013 when luba brought mumford and sons in for a show. ♪ ♪ >> it was just concrete and we did a full general mission, and we did the math and the capacity was 17,000 people. and then about halfway through at about 8:30, it was -- people started backing down the stairways. if you went to the bathroom, you couldn't get back to your girlfriend or husband or wife. the first like 300 emails we got were, that was awful. the port-a-potties are gross. i couldn't get back to my mom. it stunk. send me back my money. i'm never coming again. we refunded $400,000 that night and i think that signalled to the neighborhood that we weren't messing around. ♪ i will wait, i will wait for you ♪ ♪ >> i think that f

arthur had put barca 2—0 up before a santi cazorla goal pulled a goal back for the visitors, so it'story drags barca up to fourth. one point behind surprise package granada whose draw at real valladolid was enough to send them top. real betis meanwhile beat levante 3—1 with two goals from loren moron who has five goals in fivee games now. —— five games now. incidentally, there was a shock result in the english league cup on tuesday. tottenham hotspur, who were champions league finalists last season, were beaten on penalties by fourth—tier side colchester united. a bad day at the office for spurs. staying with football, uefa have confirmed the venues for the champions league finals for the next three seasons. this season's final will held in istanbul, and then after that, the 2021 final will be held at the gazprom arena, the home of zenit st petersburg. it'll be the first champions league final played in russia since 2008 when manchester united beat chelsea on penalties in moscow. in 2022, the final will held at the allianz arena in munich, the home of bayern munich, who lost on penal

. >> character dive int arthur fleck becoming the joker, i was wondering what he was going to be likwhen saw him in person. coolest h guy. e was like happy, fun. >> oh, good. that will be fun today. at.it was weirdth transition for tomorrow and t phillips.m >> you mentioned stephen king. >> yes. >> this is a cool idea. essentially someone wants to p you $1,300 to watch 13 steph king films before halloween through dish nation. i'm sorry dishrk netwo. my apologies and the website says this. if you can scroll down it says get your popcorn ready and the cozy yesterday blanket near. u.s. dish.com is looking for one unlung lucky fan to watch 13 vi besas keding's most chilling novels with it chapter twsnd s aoon. we want to pay you $1,300 to wiesscl 13 horroassics in preparation for pennyise torres. this is interesting because they say they also want t track your experience. your sleep who you're watching it with, your heart rate, your jump scares.if we continue scron you'll see there's a list of movies iant to mention they have the 13 films the movies they'll show you that uyo halloween are ca

with of elements from the sixth corps blanketed the nazis from the rear, this in conjunction with arthurfrom the south. our artillery went into action. [gunfire] narrator: though trapped by our rapid maneuver, the germans fought savagely. [explosion] escaped: the nazis who annihilation fled northward pursued by our air force. [planes roaring overhead] narrator: in their haste the germans left much of the runnable equipment intact. that really paid off. ♪ narrator: nazis who had been cut off from their escaping comrades were rounded up and imprisoned. while the third division was moving toward lyon, the 191st tank destroyer battalion raced northward to cut off the germans, who were retreating through the rhone valley. after four long years of nazi slavery, the free population staged a wild celebration to welcome our men. ♪ the major delaying tactics of the retreating enemy consisted primarily of destroying all bridges, railroads, and blocking highways. there was no. rest for the engineers. odaniel,eral john w. commander of the third, crossed the bypass to direct the pursuit. in 1944, the

arthur had put barca 2—0 up before a santi cazorla goal pulled a goal back for the visitors. so justeague win in sixmatches so far this season. but that victory drags barca up to fourth, one point behind surprise package granada whose draw at real valladolid was enough to send them top. real betis, meanwhile, beat levante 3—1 with two goals from loren moron who has five goals in five games now. a in five games now. shock result in the english leag cup a shock result in the english league cup on tuesday with tottenham hotspur, champions league finalists last season, beaten on penalties by fourth tier colchester united —— fourth tier colchester united —— fourth tier colchester united —— fourth tier tear. samoa have kicked off their rugby world cup campaign with a bonus point victory over russia in kumagaya on tuesday. russia led 6—5 at the break, after two penalties from yury kushnarev. the samoans were down to just 13 men for part of the first half, with rey lee—lo and motu matu'u both sin—binned for dangerous tackles. back to full strength after the break, samoa ran in five more trie

arthur ashe.anya tucker teaming up with brandi carlile to perform their new single. >> a great combo trust me, do not miss our ambush makeover we're going to have at 10:00, carson. >> who is it >> i know how you do. >> oh, my gosh the before and after is amazing. >> you're going to love it first al, check of the weather -- >> but first -- >> today's weather is sponsored by pepsi, cause for celebration. donating 100 meals to the united way for every touchdown celebration. now until thanksgiving >>> and as we look ahead toward your weekend here's what we're expecting, first of all, for tomorrow, look for dorian making its way up the mid-atlantic coast, strong storms out west, hot and humid from the plains down into texas. on saturday some rain in northern new england, drying out through the southeast, record highs continue in texas with sunshine through the southwest sunday, sunday record highs through the gulf, sunshine returns to the mid-atlantic states and also into the northeast. wet weather str

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kind of mixture of the our new rail buildings and modernist architecture which creates an infallible arthur. now i'm taking you with me to the article of fortress with a cattle car to experience some of the city's best views. you have to admit that this is a breathtaking view of to be we see it. you can see everything from here the peace parades 30 rowdy and just had to church the holy trinity catholic girl the baby hall we ave the freedom square. as food in georgia is as important as breathing and the wind has a major part in our culture i'm going to take you with me at the restaurant to try some of george's special dishes. the georgian cuisine is very special because of its widespread use of walnuts in almost everything period can see this was walnuts paris was walnuts and also pumpkin with all of. this dinner is a great way to end a wonderful day in tbilisi i hope you like my tour and hope to see is sewn in 3 way see. now i'm in the city of a species situated at the end of this line further inland beach towns itself the viking city and it's of great historical importance. to the region t

el incidente se suscitÓ al oeste del boulevard mac arthur y broadway.licÍa de san leandro dio un golpe al crimen y recupero dinero en efectivo y varias armas de fuego semiautomÁticas, un rifle y municiones. todo como resultado del operativo. se informÓ que de mÚltiples arrestos, hasta el momento no ha sido revelados los nombres de las personas detenidas. ♪ ♪ el presidente trump negÓ esta tarde que haya presionado a su colega de ucrania para que investigue a joe biden, quien aspira a la candidatura presidencial demÓcrata. donald trump: no hubo presiÓn de la manera que ustedes han creado, no hubo amenazas de mi parte. ramÓn: fue lo que dijo el mandatario, horas antes de que hablar el presidente, la casa blanca dio a conocer la transcripciÓn de la controversia llamada. lorrain cÁceres tiene los detalles. lorrain: la llamada se produjo el 25 de julio a las 9:00 a.m. y durÓ 30 minutos. la casa blanca dio a conocer este memorando sobre el intercambio entre ambos mandatarios. despuÉs un saludo cordial y felicitar al presidente por su reciente elecciÓn, trump l

. >> one of the recipients is arthur hood, prossor at, he sai it's culture that keeps things going. >> i want people to understand that difference can be this powerful thing that brings us together. and i think that a society or community of people will have more than less. >> other recipient works as the director of the restorative justice product at impact justice. each received a $625,000 from thework. >> talk about a bear of a good time in wine country. look at this right here. new video this morning showing this guy, or girl. not sure what it is. creeping around mendicino wine country. >> the footage was collected a month ago. it was just posted on their website. pinot noir grapes from its high elevation vineyards. can you imagine that? out there checking on the grapes. >> i bet they're nice and good and ripe. >> but they're not fermented yet. i look my grapes fermented. >> i ay today look outside, cee cupertino hills. we set numerous records yesterday for a daily high temperature in santa rosa, look at that. 105 degrees. that blue that old record out of the water. concord reachi

mr arthur says if you really think this partner. of yours unless you're. going to draw. him a trophy because it was harder. for me for. seal is a gypsy to a french citizen he thinks interloping gypsies from romania and dover only bring discredit on the locals. that's who could move almost. on their force to 2000. list separately or more force people to do just because you didn't remember to treat you don't have a serious challenge to learning to. i'm not going to say percent. when they want to do this yourself this is where the moldova gypsies live but why do they choose to live on as a rule while awaiting a decision regarding the status christi jesus live from special camps with better facilities which are legal unlike the settlement and you want to know it refugee status is to call to the camp people or to the surveillance but if these people that send any fail with their applications they can quickly pack up and move on to germany or sweden but this is the british your group of. german you have them there it's a feel good film you should be france to get it done you c

for farmers the challenge of water is only in spring time it pained me which is when they need to arthur and which is when the glaciers are still not warm enough there so they don't melt. a wooden scaffold serves as a skeleton for the ice stupid in winter scarce melt water from the mountains is transported in underground pipes to lower regions. due to the difference in pressure it shoots up all by itself. and the minus 3 in the air will extract the heat in the water and then it falls down and freezes in the shape of it and the beauty is that you don't need machines are pumps or electricity or fuels or pollution none of that it's all gravity simple pipes. it's summer now this stupa is 5 months old built by the inhabitants of a nearby village originally it held over 15000000 liters of water. about 50000 liters of milk daily. with the water flowing from the i stoop and the village in the valley has enough water available for the timely irrigation of the fields. sun and one chook is co-founder of the students educational and cultural movement. because the young people will one day have a say

arthur jacobs has lived here nearly as long as the car was submerged.if you knew there was a car n the lake, nobody, but nobody would have thought a body was in the car. >> reporter: we're told the victim's family has been notified about the discovery. ,t this point, police are still trying to determine whether any foul play was involved. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, manny, thank you. still ahead, a stunning revelation from patriots great rob gronkowski about his concussions. and "on the road" with a cop who didn't just go the extra mile. it was more like 2200 miles. it was more like 2200 miles. >> o'donnell: we have important news if you are one of the millions who take zantac to treat heartburn. health officials have found a alobable cancer-causing chemical in zantac. it's very low levels. the f.d.a. says patients can keep taking zantac as it investigates how the chemical got into the medication. zantac's manufacturer says it is committed to working with the f.d.a. former new england patriots star rob gronkowski suffered several ufncussions in his

is interviewed by arthur and princeton university professor imani perry. >> i don't think well-meaning people who are trying to be part of the movement against racism recognized the history of this time. when a eugenicists classified as racists that i'm not racist, when jim crow segregationists were charged as being racist they said i'm not racist and today white nationalists say i am not racist, no matter whether they are in the white house or planning the next mass shooting. >> host: at 11:00 pm former defense secretary jim mattis recount his military career and his thoughts on leadership in his book chaos, learning to lead. watch booktv every weekend on c-span2. >> hello, everyone. welcome to brussels bookstore, thanks for being here tonight. we are here to celebrate "1 giant leap: the impossible mission that flew us to the moon" written by charles fishman, claimed daughter of other titles including a curious mind with brian glaser, the walmart effect, he is a 3-time winner of the most prestigious prize in

appointed as his country's new national coach missed but will also be chief selector he replaces mickey arthur whose contract was not renewed after the team failed to progress beyond the 2019 world cup group stages. colombian striker rather has been given quite a while come by the fans of his new club. thousands of gala tasso rise supporters packed the team stadium in istanbul to get an early look at the 33 year old former head logical madrid and monaco player has signed a 3 year deal with the turkish champions. and the man widely considered to be the greatest alpine skier of all time has confirmed his retirement from the sport austria's marcel her sure is stepping away from the slopes at the age of 30 or sure has dominated slalom and giant slalom events for the best part of a decade but he had to wait until pyung chang last year to collect his 1st olympic gold medals her share has won the overall world cup title of record 8 times only 2 other skiers have topped his total of $67.00 world cup race victories are sure also has 7 world championship gold medals and 2 and big titles delete since one

be something that should should be something that survived and that is all his fault for now while arthur. now in the united states it's generally becoming more and more difficult to get an abortion several states have tried to restrict access to the procedure in the past decades but in maine and new laws pushed back against that trend kristen salumi explains. romain may inspire artist tanya hollanders work but when she decided to get an abortion her home state presented many obstacles its administrative requirements and lack of available doctors meant she'd have to wait nearly a month for the procedure after discovering she was pregnant putting her at risk of exceeding the 10 week limit for medical abortions which are induced by pill i felt betrayed by my community honestly. by doctors by. politicians by all of the people that protests like you have no idea what it's like . to add all of those burdens on when you're making a really hard like decision she ended up making a daylong trip to another state where her insurance wouldn't cover the cost of the procedure but a new law will mean le

arthur nixon is a taxi driver and tour guide from eleuthera, one of the bahama islands that hasn't born but have pretty much subsided. how much damage have you seen out and about? i have not seen any physical damage that i might say has been any kind of devastation here. what i have seen was of devastation here. what i have seen was a of devastation here. what i have seen was a little rising surf in the township of governess ‘s macabre, about five miles north of me. —— governess harbour. we have had an unusual tide on the street area. other than that, it looks pretty well ok. other than that, it looks pretty well 0k. it is getting late into the evening where you are. take us through how you are going to organise your house, your home tonight, to protect yourself and yourfamily? tonight, to protect yourself and your family? welcome as far as that is concerned, like i said, i think we are is concerned, like i said, i think we a re pretty is concerned, like i said, i think we are pretty much out of the woods as far as we are pretty much out of the woods as faras any we are pretty much out

arthur nixon speaking to me earlier. more disruption on monday with calls for a general strike and a higher education boycott. it follows a weekend of serious violence, some of the worst in recent months. hong kong international airport was targeted for the second time in three weeks, blocking the access road and sabotaging the rail link. the bbc'sjohn sudworth reports from hong kong. hong kong airport, a vital part of an open, free trading economy, under siege... chanting: fight for freedom! ..with pilots having to clamber over the barriers as the pro—democracy campaign tries to hit this city where it hurts. well, this is the main airport approach road and, once again, this meandering, leaderless protest movement is showing its ability to take its message to the international community. they come, they disrupt and, if necessary, melt away and there is very little the authorities can do about it. thousands turned up for the action, and although many flights were still getting away, with transport links brought to a stand

widespread from beaumont to port arthur toward the houston area again the possibility someone could get 18 inches of rain. could be a very dangerous situation. we're hoping for the best. so far so good >> we sure are i lived in an area of houston that would flood just after a few inches of rain every single time >> thank you >>> now to u.s. officials who tell nbc news that the trump administration is weighing a range of retaliatory action on iran after the saudi oil attack. secretary of state mike pompeo has traveled to saudi arabia and is set to meet with crown prince muhammad bin salman to discuss responses to iran. our andrea mitchell has the latest developments. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence indicates the unprecedented attack on saudi oil fields originated from iran using a combination of low altitude cruise missiles and drones to evade radar, two u.s. officials tell nbc news. they say the missiles were fired from at least one location in western iran now secretary of state pompeo is traveling to saudi arabia, which u.s. officials say could retaliate against iran with u.s. support.

appointed as his country's new national coach missed but will also be chief selector he replaces mickey arthur whose contract was not renewed after the team failed to progress beyond the 2019 world cup group stages. colombian striker rather has been given quite a while come by the fans of his new club. thousands of gala tatts arise supporters packed the team stadium in istanbul to get an early look at the 33 year old former head logical madrid and monaco player has signed a 3 year deal with the turkish champions. and the man widely considered to be the greatest alpine skier of all time has confirmed his retirement from the sport austria's marcel her sure is stepping away from the slopes at the age of 30 or sure has dominated slalom and giant slalom events for the best part of a decade but he had to wait until pyung chang last year to collect his 1st olympic gold medals are sure has won the overall world cup title of record 8 times only 2 other skiers have topped his total of $67.00 world cup race victories are sure also has 7 world championship gold medals and 2 alleged big titles. the last 2

it was the clash of champions on the arthur ashe court flushing meadows on sunday last year's when the novak djokovic faced off against down or inca the man that beat him in the 2016 final but despite the billing the match turned out to be pretty anticlimactic joke of it was not at his best from the outset as wawrinka took the 1st set 6 hole. the world number one has been suffering with a left shoulder injury throughout the tournament he battled heart of the 2nd fit but just couldn't match as to his opponent's precision and energy. i warrant cahoon self a struggle to hit top form through the 32 years ago closed out the set 75. i by now djokovic was really struggling he needed treatment before the 3rd set. it didn't help though at. 21 down in the 3rd he decided enough was enough joke which were tied to send wawrinka through to the quarterfinals. you. know the 1st not the last player to get injured and who you know will draw from one of the biggest events in sport but obviously it just came off the course of course it hurts. up next the wawrinka is down even medvedev the russians had an

they're set to vote in the nation's 4th presidential election tomorrow saturday but taliban extremists arthur. to disrupt the vote with suicide bombings and rocket attacks and there are fears that violence during the election could deepen the country's political instability. it's scenes like this that the afghan government is desperate to avoid on election day the security plan to protect voters at polling stations was 8 months in the making but violence is just one of the challenges facing the officials organizing the elections 5 years ago allegations of systematic fraud marred the last one abdullah abdullah the man who lost to the current president ashraf ghani then is still his main contender now but . with all our strength we will prevent any kind of fraud in the selection at the last election i said we won't accept any government based on fraud but it happened because afghanistan was facing multiple threats time at the start of withdrawal of foreign troops the rise of islamic states and also the taliban have an upper hand. to fight electoral fraud around a 100000 election observers will

retail store to show their products and it comes back to how do we help companies set more money into arthur businesses and develop more customers and their relationships, so that they can continue to grow and continue to stay here in san francisco. i'm amy kascel, and i'm the owner of amy kaschel san francisco. we started our line with wedding gowns, and about a year ago, we launched a ready to wear collection. san francisco's a great place to do business in terms of clientele. we have wonderful brides from all walks of life and doing really interesting things: architects, doctors, lawyers, teachers, artists, other like minded entrepreneurs, so really fantastic women to work with. i think it's important for them to know where their clothes are made and how they're made. >> my name is jefferson mccarly, and i'm the general manager of the mission bicycle company. we sell bikes made here for people that ride here. essentially, we sell city bikes made for riding in urban environments. our core business really is to build bikes specifically for each individual. we care a lot about craftsmanship,

arthur had put barca 2—0 up before a santi cazorla goal brought the visitors back in contention.world cup under way with a bonus point 311—9 win over russia in kumagaya. but the islanders were made to work for it by a spirited russian side. russia were actually ahead at half—time after two penalties from yury kushnarev. samoa were down to just 13 men for part of the first half after two ferocious and dangerous tackles from rey lee—lo and motu matu'u. but with a full compliment back, samoa ran in five second—half tries to finish comfortably in the end. wednesday's match is fiji against uruguay. real madrid could go top of la liga later. that's if they beat newly promoted osasuna and other results go their way. madrid have won three of their six games in all competitions so far this season. their 3—0 defeat to paris saint—germain in the champions league has once again raised questions about zinedine zidane's future. he's struggling with a host of injuries, which he puts down to the pressure modern footballers are under. translation: i remember when i used to play. we played a0 to a

appointed as his country's new national coach miss but will also be chief selector he replaces mickey arthur whose contract was not renewed after the team failed to progress beyond the 2019 world cup group stages. colombian striker rather has been given quite a while come by the fans of his new club. thousands of gala tatts arise supporters packed the team stadium in istanbul to get an early look at the 33 year old former head logical madrid and monaco player has signed a 3 year deal with the turkish champions. and the man widely considered to be the greatest alpine skier of all time has confirmed his retirement from the sport austria's marcel her sure is stepping away from the slopes at the age of 30 or sure has dominated slalom and giant slalom events for the best part of a decade but he had to wait until pyung chang last year to collect his 1st olympic gold medals. sure has won the overall world cup title of record 8 times only 2 other skiers have topped his total of $67.00 world cup race victories are sure also has 7 world championship gold medals and 2 and big titles delete since one of

the 25—year—old who's seeded fifth broke in each set to secure a 6—4, 6—4 win on arthur ashe stadiumbring your best game to beat them. it doesn't matter who it's going to be in the semifinal, but obviously serena is an amazing champion. probably going to be tough, really tough against her. while in the men's draw, daniil medvedev moved through to the semifinals after a a—set win over 2016 champion stan wawrinka. despite being troubled by a thigh injury in the first set, the russian recovered to move into a grand slam semifinal for the first time. second seed rafael nadal continues his bid for a fourth us open title later when he faces argentina's diego schwartzman in their quarterfinal. the spaniard is also looking for a 19th grand slam title overall and he faces a 20th seed who he's beaten in all seven match—ups to date. steve smith returns to the australian side for the fourth ashes test against england, set to get under way in manchester later on wednesday. the world's number one ranked batsman missed the third test defeat at headingley due to a concussion suffered in the previous

i mean, i'll give you a quote from an american art critic, arthur danto, he says, "a century ago beauty supreme purpose of art, and even synonymous with artistic excellence, yet today beauty has come to be viewed as an aesthetic crime. artists are now chastised by critics if their work seems to aim at beauty." we have had the aesthetic movement, you know, art for art's sake. let's just celebrate beauty. there is nothing wrong with that. you yes but art for art's sake, or 100 years ago, it was also a reaction to something. it was notjust some kind of autonomous, disconnected dream. it was a reaction to a highly functionalised relationship where art was working for the church, orfor the industry and therefore it moved in that direction. art was never in that way out of context. art was always reflecting the time in which it was made. you cannot commodify an artwork without also implementing, or having some impact on it, but to say that art is better art when it is disconnected from a discourse or from a debate or something, we should be very careful about that because we also do not want

we are living in what arthur brooks has called that culture of contempt where we don't necessarily just disagree with each other. we hold each other in contempt if you disagree with each other. and we've got to change that, folks. we've got to get back. we've got to change that. we've got to make sure that people understand their roles, their duties. we've got to make sure that for this country to progress, for this country to survive, we've got to work together. we've got to be one america. we captain be so divided, because that's exactly what our enemies have been trying to do to us for centuries, for two centuries or more. they want us divided. they came close during the civil war. they are going to come close now if we are not careful. if we don't stop folks on both sides of the aisle from continuing to pull us into our corners and start pulling people back to where we can have these discussions, we are in trouble. i hope that all my colleagues -- i hope that my colleagues, as we go forward, as we go into this recess, will remember their oath. i hope that people remember what they s