watch it on your phone as well, as you evacuate. if you are far from the fire, you are still smelling the smoke. look at the pictures people are posting. i mean, you see from san francisco on the far right, that's the tower. in the left, san francisco as well. then the winds are in the middle as people wake up and say, what am i smelling? you are smelling that napa fire that has burned and sent so much smoke into the air. there are a lot of fire agencies and 911 systems saying, we know. we know you can smell smoke. if you are not seeing a fire, please do not call us. if you are smelling the fire from way up north if you are in those locations. we are also watching social media try to dispel rumors. we got something from the city of santa rosa saying the community center is safe, not being evacuated. on twitter, some saying finley community center has been overrun, in some way. that is just simply not the case. now, both mike and -- well, we have all been talking about how the power has been affected, cell phone towers have been affe

the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the u.s.n. breach what she could is behind such success. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us senate is full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than blue. i see people you've never heard of love down to the night not the president of the world bank so. because you weren't seriously send us an e-mail . all rival protests over the future. as the spanish we left in limbo by madrid's decision to impose direct rule. posse gains exclusive access to the city and town of why a team freed from islamic states by government forces. and a document released under the freedom of information act reveals the pentagon simulated a middle east style war game in facial.

far as he's concerned. could. actually take part in that election that's if he's out of jail now whether that was an aside or meant as a serious. comment on the political future of pushed him on his unclear but but certainly while charges hang over members of this government there is going to be on ease in barcelona and it's certainly a tense time in terms of whether madrid will show its political force so to speak well that looks as if they're playing it quite carefully they haven't come charging in with with spanish police saw the civil guard their reliance on moss's which is the regional police force seventeen thousand strong that played a big role in the october the first referendum effectively standing between the spanish national police and people who wanted to vote and really letting the whole thing happen so that was very controversial but now the two top people in that force have been sacked and replaced by a spanish. chief officer and that is subject to an interior ministry meeting which has been

as much as money as his salary as a justice of the supreme court. he as many of you know he became when he was appointed at that time the youngest justice to serve on the supreme court and one of the youngest ever to serve. he was appointed by president madison in 1811 and was actually took office in the following year in february of 1812. as most of you know, i'm sure, he made a significant mark on american law in his 33 years on the bench but his greatest contribution to juris prudence is his renowned comment triz on the constitution. he was quite enamored by the philosophical approach to the law of chief justice marshal and as he said, marshal's writings and the federalist were the two major sources as he was writing the commentaries. and so it is this lecture that we celebrate his legacy to the united states and to the field of law. the previous joseph story lectures have been delivered by judge clarence thomas, justice clarence thomas, justice anthony kennedy, judge robert bourque, professor john harris at virginia law school, judge ray randolp

she began to work as a midwife.did her mormon friends in utah know about her experiences in the 20 plus years since she had seen them? surely some of them have read the news of the escapades over noted his apparent bigamy, and yes, the news had spread that far. when he married her at niagara falls, the news was carried in the newspaper all the way to utah. interestingly her time in springville and brought her back likely brought her back into contact. for instance, one wife who had astonished him into muteness with a description of the indian profit and was now an elder. whether or not she had been forgiven is difficult to say. her marriage to the brother of her first husband might have also raised eyebrows because he had been excommunicated from the church and because of the time he married her he had a wife and children in california. may her daughter status in the town helped to shield her from scrutiny. she had been among the earliest mormon settlers in the area, and she was married to the son of a prosperous bu

as for funneled. al interests first is to protect the american people and protect the american home land. second is to advance american prosperity. third is to achieve peace through strength. and the fourth is to advance american influence. and i would say the president's made great progress on all four of these. but thn we use these vital interests as the lens through which we view the national security challenges. and then we craft and overarching goals and objectives based on how the challenges relate to the american people. and what we do then is involve the president's national security cabinet. in the framing of thee problems. in describing the situation, understanding how it is vital to our interests and laying out jefr arching goals and objectives and giving guidance at the hefdz the departments and agencies about how, how we can begin to get after this challenge in a way that advances and protects our interests, overcomes obstacles to progress and seizes on opportunities. and that guidance th

as possible. as soon as you heard bullets again you would hit the dirt? we weren't really running, we were calm, but some people were running and we stopped them. because things we re and we stopped them. because things were bottling up. we calmly kept going. then we were out. once we got onto the street we started to run. you are saying as people were exiting with all of these bullets going people were calm? yes. it was remarkable. we were saying stay calm, don't push, don't panic, don't trample, it was strange to see that, that everybody was still looking out for everyone at the same time as trying to escape. more people could have got heard just getting out of there. yeah. absolutely. what relief was it when you finally got out and well away? it hasn't hit me yet. i didn't really find relief. i was still nervous coming all the way from there to hear. we didn't know if they had found him, caught him, we don't know if he is out there coming for us. it was nerve—racking coming for us. it was nerve

this is about as bad as it can get to fight the fire conditions.t north, northeast breeze. it's very warm for many. temperatures in the 06s, upper 60s. there are a few 0s, but it's a lot of 60s. it's held up because of this north, northeast wind. red flag warning goes until tomorrow morning. there are pretty good gusts. the wind should start to decrease after about 11 or noon. i think it will be a blustery day. the strongest wind right now for the morning, 40 to 50. some of the higher elevations have been over 50 miles per hour. . alameda is 68 degrees. . it's coming from the north. okay? there's multiple fires. it makes it to the city, peninsula, east bay, whatever. there's that system near salt lake city. it came down through nevada. 60 on the temps. there's north, northeast. most locations have a roaring north wind. vacaville did. they had a gust to 44 miles per hour. that will do it. a lot of this information is -- i got to go back in and tweak it. hazy, smokey conditions. there will be wind coming in by midweek into the weekends as the system

as soon as you go ther as soon as you start that, our political imaginations shut down because we go immediately into right versus left, 2nd amendment this way, 2nd amendment that way. we do it instantaneously. there's also the senator from connecticut who did the same thing. as soon as you call for a political solution, you shut down the number of political opportunities. it's really a depressing failure of imagination that we suffer from today. >> dana: chris stirewalt, thank you for joining us. i see you're in los angeles. i feel like you need to come back. come back east. >> i'll be back in the swamp soon, i promise. >> dana: all right, chris. offering condolences for the families of the deadliest mass shooting in american history. jason aldean was on stage when the gun fire began. he took to instagram saying, quote, tonight has been beyond horrific. i still don't know what to say, but wanted to let everyone know that me and my crew are safe. my thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved tonight. it hurts my heart that this would happen to anyone who was just coming out to

as well as robin white.h school national historic site. over 60 people served on the steering committee and subcommittees. thank you also to each of today's speakers. and program participants. as well as those who took part in the weekends sculpture dedication, education symposium. concert, children of the little rock nine panel. and the interfaith service. and thank you to those in attendance here today. and watching on various media out lets. your participation has been an important part of this commemoration. before pastor edwards lead us in a closing blessing, let us pause for one more moment. to show our love and appreciation to the little rock nine. please remain standing for the blessing. >> as the lord has blessed us to be a part of this event, as he's blessed our coming together and what we have received here now. may he bless us now and in our departure. the lord bless thee and keep thee. the lord make his face to shine upon thee. and be gracious unto thee. the lord lift up his upon thee and give t

quickly as possible, as professionally as they can, to ensure customers and staff are safe.tions were given, and senior directors were on site within the first 45—50 minutes. we're just seeing within the first 45—50 minutes. we'rejust seeing some within the first 45—50 minutes. we're just seeing some footage which has been filmed, some of it, by people who were at a nearby soft play centre, who were told to evacuate, and we can see from our pictures and awful lot of families there on a sunday afternoon, enjoying the beginning of the school holidays, absolutely packed with children in the play centre will stop presumably you're bowling alley would have been the same. stop presumably you're bowling alley would have been the samem stop presumably you're bowling alley would have been the same. it is a very busy bowling centre, and the majority of our customers are children and young adults, so therefore it was our priority to ensure their safety, to ensure that the evacuation takes place correctly, the procedures are in place, and to ensure that the safety of our own staff, as i

to please call them as soon as possible. their number is 707-252-4411 extension 2911. . if you are a physician at the hospital queen of the valley please call into work. they need people urgently and are trying to get ahold of you. >> we have heard about cell phone issues earlier this morning because our reporter tiffany wilson told us. that adds to the fear that people are already feeling. they are anxious about their homes and their family members and then you add the cell phone service problem on top of it. how are things there now? >> reporter: absolutely, cell phone service continues to remain very, very spotty. i want to let everyone know if you are trying to reach a loved one a text message seems to be the best way to communicate. we have had problems all morning long -- really not all morning but in the past couple of hours with cell phones trying to put a call through. for some reason text mess mgs have been getting through. now, as you can see it is a little bit after 8:00. people are starting to wake up and drinki

as the rescuers, as the people who could save the day. and i think that that is one of the stories, maybe one of the less obvious stories, but i think if we pay attention we can see it unfolding that the wild west had to tell. thank you. sflsh. >> thank you, monica. our final presenter of the session, martin wood side, earned his ph.d. in childhood studies from rutgers university. hiss current book program examines how discourses of boyfriend and frontier mythology shaped each other. material from this manuscript has been published in various journals including boyhood studies and the journal of the history of childhood and youth. he will be presenting considering the frontiers of childhood. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction and i thank you for having me here today. so on september 14th, 1883 the philadelphia inquirer ran this brief news story under the headlines missing boys, two youngsters are reading infat waited with buffalo bill. i'm going to read the whole story here. it's brief. william particular insen, aged 14 years a

not just the united states not just nato european union as well that whole system as it were has a specific logic to it and that logic is opposed by china and a number of others and that logic is expansion enlargement it's enlargement not just physically but also ideologically the view that it's as it were. positive value is a virtue and so is that is that the new terrain and terrain anatole of the i don't like using the word new cold war because as you said earlier it was something very different and it's not the same again but there is an ideological trend to it i mean the neo liberal order believes that it's destiny it's you know it's messy it's like some kind of messianic message for the world and russia obviously doesn't see it that way but nor of course do as richard said a very large number of people around the world including of course many western allies in the middle east nobody agrees with this aspect of the west from agenda it's not just posed by iran but of course in a different way it's posed by saudi arabia the largest democracy in the world as they constantly remind us india

i have been up as faras... windy along the coast. i have been up as far as...some other places i've also taken a battering. the strong winds are expected to continue per several hours to come. i don't know why he wanted it to get worse than it was! high waves and strong winds from the storm has also been battering the cumbrian coast. the environment agency issued a flood alert for the whole of the county's coastline... but no major damage has been reported. jim knight sent this report. the shore line this lunchtime. a seething crashing awesome display of the sheer power of nature. as storm brian unleashed its worst on this exposed stretch of coastline. as you can see, here at saint bees, the high tide and these really strong winds easing supplied by storm brian are combining to create some pretty spectacular scenery. at the moment, thankfully, not life—threatening. however the emergency services are warning people all along the coastline here to exercise extreme caution, and to treat these big seas with the respect they deserve. those who came to see it could o

soon as we can. what we are saying now is there is going to be an end to the war. it is a going to end because we don't want the threat to america. we don't want the threat to our allies. the best way to do that as the secretary general put it is make sure the afghans have a force that can deal with this internally. certainly it's going to take ourmentors what reconciliation looks like. it goes back some years in terms of the conditions. but it's afghan led. it involves the taliban rejecting terrorism and supporting people who have attacked this country. it involves them to quit killing, to stop killing the afghan people and live by the constitution. that's a pretty low bar if they choose to rejoin the political process. if they don't, we are going to make it extremely uncomfortable for them by training, advising, assisting the afghan forces. and i think what we don't want is some transient success. so we push this forward in a way, in an implacable way, because that's the surest way to enthis faster

as streets turn into rivers, the us to prescribe the situation as unprecedented.new hurricane territory, and houston, the fourth—largest city in the usa, was in the bull's—eye. and, as the deluge went on, more and more people had to abandon their homes to the rising floodwater, with anything that could float becoming part of a makeshift armada leading people to safety. this is what harvey did to houston, killing it at least 30 people in this area alone, and more than 80 in total. these pictures show the remarkable transformation to the landscape from harvey's rain. as much a 64 inches, over 1,600 millimetres of rain, fell in a week—long deluge, causing billions of dollars of damage. hurricanes — a formidable force of nature that can cause devastation to all in their paths. so just how do they form, and why has 2017 been so intense? let's take a look at the science behind the storms. hurricanes form due to an area of low pressure that strengthens rapidly over tropical or subtropical waters. a cluster of thunderstorms can form, and these clusters of thunderstorms th

long as it takes. more than three hundred people died in saturday's bombing attack in mogadishu scores are still missing. and his family were nearby when the car exploded he hasn't seen his brother since. my brother and his wife very near the blast that he's still. out or if they survived we've gone to the sea and all the hospitals but still nothing. many families are left with only questions not knowing whether to grieve or hang on to hope. my son had a pharmacy. where the tragedy happened we still don't know where he is dead or a life he had to wives and twelve children he was a sole breadwinner. for survivors international help has arrived military planes take these victims to turkey where they'll receive specialized treatment with limited resources and medical supplies local hospitals are struggling. in my career as a doctor i've never seen anything like this they were burned bodies all over the place hundreds of fatalities were registered at medina hospital countless are injured. countries like ke

it is as somber as we have seen him as president of the united states. in fact he had no other choice. this is the kind of event that unites the country. >> stay with us. we have other guests coming up after your local news. on this m in a moment - we will return to national cove >>> good morning to you, i'm laura garcia-cannon. in a moment, we will return to national coverage of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. it happened at a country music festival on the las vegas strip. it is connected to the rampage in las vegas. the deadliest shooting rampage in u.s. history. the san jose hockey team played a preseason game in vegas last night. they tweeted they arrived back in the bay area about the time of the shooting. the first airline departures left las vegas. we have crews at the airports where the flights are arriving and hope to talk to passengers. >> nancy pelosi issued a statement. america will never waiver in love and support for people of las vegas and families of the victims of this attack. may it be a comfort to loved one that is all ame

they haven't matured as fast as we want. one of the primary out comes we expect is the afghans being more effective in the ability to integrate combined arms. the artillery and air support to be suck saysful in their maneuver. >> one thing, i think most americans don't appreciate the difference between the transnational terrorists that operate out of afghanistan that we're trying to disrupt. and the taliban. and that's a completely different type of terrorist organization. it's focussed on regional impact. have the rules of engagement changed for the taliban as part of the change in rules of engagement? or only changed for the multi-national terrorist organizations? >> congressman, when we the authority that has been passed down to the commander by the president is that any individual or any group that threatens the afghan government, threatens our mission, threatens u.s. forces or threatens the coalition, can be engaged. it's based on their behavior and what they're doing opposed to what group they're part of. >> our specia

firefighters and equipment have come as far as east as new york and florida. cal fire says help is even arrived from australia. >> and as people returned home, they say that officials want to warn everybody that -- of a potential health hazards. keep in mind, do not allow children to play in ash. if you get ash on your skin, wash it off as soon as possible. intelligently sweep surfaces and try not to cause that ash to go airborne. wear protective masks if you are around the ash. >> a quick follow-up now. kaiser permanente hospital in santa rosa is still closed. a place a week ago we still saw nurses and doctors running patients out of the building as the flames inched closer. some of the most powerful pictures and images we've seen out of this fire. reversed earlier comments that kaiser was ready to reopen, now they say they're not ready to resume normal operations as of yet. >>> santa rosa police are reiterating a zero tolerance for looters and that anyone caught will be prosecuted. that is a stern message on a facebook post over the weekend. our camera were

scotland yard says be releasing more information as soon as soon as it knows the details of what wentc news. our correspondent richard lister is there. richard — scotland yard still trying to establish what happened — what do we know so far? kate, yes, that's true. i think it's important to stress we still don't know what will not this incident was terror related, it is very much an ongoing investigation but the police are treating it very seriously. if you look over my shoulder we can zoom you look over my shoulder we can zoom in and have a look at the focus of this investigation. about quarter of this investigation. about quarter of my other exhibition road the junction with cromwell road, that is where the incident took place. it's difficult to see, you mightjust be able to make out a sliver of black in the centre of the screen, that is the black toyota vehicle involved in this incident and police are now examining that very carefully. we've seen ambulances going in and out throughout the afternoon and, indeed, unmarked police cars as well. there have been an unconfirmed number of

with the two sides as divided as they are at the moment.mmunity not to abandon the region. how much is at sta ke abandon the region. how much is at stake economically? catalonia and the wider country. a great deal. catalonia is meant to have a fifth of spain's gdp, an enormous tourism sector. it is extremely important in those terms. so many big companies and other companies have been leaving or moving a legal base out of catalonia recently. 0ver leaving or moving a legal base out of catalonia recently. over 1000 of catalonia recently. 0ver1000 according to reports, and counting. clearly that is a worry. it has to bea clearly that is a worry. it has to be a worry with spain, this instability we are seeing economically. it's a huge worry for the independence movements, that these in many cases well known and cata la n these in many cases well known and catalan names are moving out of the region on they're worried about the political situation. i think that's a concern for both sides. we were just hearing that catalonia's parliament speaker w

some have been labelled as young as one—year—old. been labelled as young as one-year-old.one area is employment, black, asian and minority ethnic graduates in britain are paid less than their white colleagues with a degree and less likely to find a job. i have a lawl got to -- i have a law degree but if you are capable you are not always given an opportunity to be the person you can be. if your name is on the cv, our cv could be thrown in the rubbish bin because they don't want a black person. injobs i always taken out my middle name. say like my white colleague was to have a fit at work, started swearing and carrying on, "take your time off, have a few days off work" but with me it is a disciplinary. there are complexities and challenges amongst all races in britain. class, the environment you grow up in and aspiration can all play a key part. last year, children from white working class backgrounds we re from white working class backgrounds were the least likely to go to university according to the government‘s audit on race. university according to the government's audi

as you know police in france do a good job as such as the army this guy for instance to east. wasted for lots of crimes but to lead and to fight not as a police level but at the government level because i think that they don't understand we are in a while you know there is and against while your condos and flowers are not enough we have to take strong measures for instance we have to control our border we have to expel every. community in france and we have to send back to the country each and every. that is linked to terrorism so as you see we have lots of to do to prevent. well citizens do that kind of attacks well or if you could just hold the line there what would do is just to have a quick recap about all those incidents that happened in moscow and come back to you in a moment well as we've been seeing before that france also saw the deadly attack on sunday the islamic state claims that was behind a knife attack that killed two women of moscow's main train station then minutes later the perpetrator was shot dead by security services while the authorities as we've been hea

as soon as i walked off the pitch, as soon as i walked in the dressing room, i could sense it alreadye that. we realised they're a good side. we have to play another good side. as a group of individuals, we know how important it is to everybody. we know how important it is, because we're all getting texts from all ourfriends, wishing us good luck, and e—mails, and people we've not heard from in a wee while. so we know that. northern ireland are expected to field their strongest team for the world cup qualifier in norway today. they're already guaranteed to finish second and could be assured of a play—off place before the game even starts, if other results go their way. we've been good in the doubleheaders to date. and again, you know, as i say, we come into this game knowing that there's a huge amount at stake. we have neverfor one minute thought it was anything other than that. and you can tell already that the players are looking forward to the game. but they know that, obviously, they have to try and make sure they win the game as well. there's no pressure on england, of course, af

many people as possible. if there's any general tip you would give security forces in these cities it would be what? >> well you know, you have to look at the surroundings. you have to search you got to use explosive detectives, you have to use bomb dogs, you have to make the personnel in those buildings aware of what's going on but the fact is we're not going to stop every one of these we just have to go on and live our lives and make sure we make progress against isis and as we've discussed over the last number of days we really have to do something about not how many weapons are out there but how we account for them and how we hold people responsible for them. >> neil: thank you very much the former new york police department commissioner joining us via skype. it does show to the commissioner 's point that isis is still interested flicking some harm in fact isis wanted to take a bow for what happened in las vegas so far authorities there say there's no reason to think isis was behind it and it might have b

the nature of news as it breaks. during the week with detailed coverage this is what you mean for money going to find a way to buy the nigerian army hundreds like the something just for in the past few months from around the world there are also hundreds of thousands of arabs that have arrived here in recent years bullying by so they feel very let down by the baghdad government. the fall of ice and capital rock areas near fighters are expected to flee taking civilians as human shields. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at least twenty people are killed in a truck bomb explosion and somalia's capital mogadishu plus. final rallies ahead of sunday's vote in austria which could see the country elect the world's youngest leader. a race against time to save a minority chinese culture from dying out in hong kong. i salute on the verge of being pushed out of its self-proclaimed capital in syria iraq or officials say the remaining members of the armed group are leaving the city as part

are at war with the turkish state it's you know it really is as grim a situation as has happened as existed in the history of u.s. troops relations cycle going forward what happens what is the worst case scenario here how do you see this developing. you know the worst case scenario is that this kind of tit for tat escalation continues and even the kind of low level of functional cooperation that the united states and turkey have been able to maintain breaks down you know turkey has been repeatedly threatening to invade the . kurdish run part of northern syria that has been his fighters have been in the forefront of the fight against isis you know if turkey were to go through with a step like that would be catastrophic for the u.s. fight against isis it also would create an even bigger backlash even greater anger in the united states really leading to a much more dramatic breakdown of ties all right and danforth we thank you for joining us on the news grid and we do have viewers watching us this evening getting comments via facebook and let me just tell you what one of those comments are in

it will look as spectacular as long as the clouds cooperate tomorrow.e a look, you've probably been hearing about this a lot, especially if you've been on social media. we have the full moon and this moon called the full harvest moon, the harvest moon is the full moon that's closest to the equinox. sun sets tonight around 6:44. you see on the screen. the moon rise 7:04. some nice timing there. every full moon does have a name. so, we typically i think hear a lot about the full harvest moon, a lot of songs written about and that sort of thing. hopefully we get pespectacular viewing conditions, take pictures and share them with us. a lot of high school football games and the cooperating. for the gonzaga game, we have madison and west field game. take a look at temperatures. not too shabby for this time of year. we'll be in the upper 70s as the games get under way and as they are wrapping up you might want the long sleeves with the temperature around 74. as we are looking at isolated showers out there right now, tomorrow on your friday looking mainly dry,

>> as far as? in the past have we? >> no currently today. >> no. >> is there a search warrant on the house? >> yes. >> thank you. >> you bet you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> all right. you've been listening to a briefing from the mesquite police department. that is the town where the gunman, stephen paddock, lived, 64 years old. they just searched the home where he lived. and it was remarkable because the news from this news conference was, nothing unusual. >> yeah. >> found in that home. a regular community. a 55 plus community. right there. >> although they did say as we're getting our reporter up asking all those important questions there to the officer they did find some weapons or ammunition in the home. they don't know how many, where they were in the home but a quiet neighborhood, a new subdivision, nothing remarkable, his words. >> again, the weapons and ammunition with someone who had no record like this man not in and of itself unusual. lisa monaco joins us, to have no information at this point, nothing u

but as far as you understand, are there any casualties?nderstand there are no casualties, the police have done a magnificent job and the individual has been taken away. how have your staff responded to this incident which started about 3pm 7 responded to this incident which started about 3pm? it must have been terrifying for them and for customers and families who were at the bowling alley. obviously with recent events we do train our staff, the manageress of the complex is very experienced at herjob and as this incident happened, everything was put into place that they had been trained for, customers or evacuated, especially children because you can imagine we have a lot of children. they were all evacuated to safety and the staff we re evacuated to safety and the staff were also moved from the premises, except for the two members of staff who were unaccounted for and the police have done a magnificentjob. they responded very quickly and touchwood, the incident has now come touchwood, the incident has now come to an end. do you know anyth

not as hot as yesterday, but still warm for most of the bay area. turning up the air-conditioning once again. antioch, 90 degrees. 91 in morgan hill, 89 in palo alto. as we look at this seven day forecast, it will be cooling off. can't wait for that, especially in san francisco. a beautiful weekend ahead. for the inland areas, that cooldown comes a little more gradually. hey, we're going to make progress here over the next several days. more delays for bart riders? >> the first was daly city. minor issues there. now, track maintenance causes delay in the east bay and fruitville. it's nice and cool right now. a huge drive for the speed sensors. i want to talk here in the north bay because we have a deadly crash, which is currently working on this, northbound 101 at highway 12. not a lot of detail, but a lot of activity from chp. a big rig involved. what it looks like is it should be clear by 5:30. that's another half hour. i'll track this. no slowing with the deadly crash concerns of why it happened. we'll bring more details as it affects your mornin

and over four hundred sixty voters have been injured as well as some police officers as violent scenes erupts during catalonia independence referendum. so to people living in the third and this is the first three people the story of the earth taken from here by. watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow i'm kate partridge. french prosecutors have launched a terror probe after a knife attack has left two women dead in marseilles main train station r.t. france correspondent charlotte do bensky reports. well we know that those two women were killed following that knife attack in the station at mar say the main station so we understand that the man who is wielding that knife actually slit the throat of one of the women that's how she died and apparently according to passers by he screamed out. god is the greatest while he was carrying out that attack now the security services at the station waybill to respond fairly quickly and shot the man dead at the scene and what the prosecutor's office has said in paris is that while the motives are not yet clear what they're doing is

in some areas meters could be as low as 50 cents or as high as $8 an hour.ropped more often than they went up. they found that increasing rates actually improved turnover. the actual final say on all of this could come as early as october 17th. that is when sfmta board will be meeting and presumably will vote on the $8 an hour meters. mike, back to you. >> thank you, christien. >>> the band coldplay broke curfew in the city. the concert that ended well past that mandatory noise curfew. >>> and dangers of the roadway. the new research that suggests that technology can make some of us pretty bad drivers. >>> good morning. we do see traffic on 280 in san jose that is moving along well. i see a train there as well. here you go. traffic is going to be okay just around the corner though we have slowing into sunnyvale. vale. >>> and a cool start once again this morning. definitely want to bundle up. the afternoon will be a different story, especially inland. we will talk about 80s in the forecast. and eventually we could ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal

following reaction to the attack as well as the economic data. julie hyman is here to break us -- break it all down for us. julie: if you look at what is going on up here level of 20,000 feet, whatever the expression is, you see stocks are rallying. once again, record for stocks. again, specified smaller micro reactions to the attack, but we are not seeing it felt on the macro level. not unusual, even though the scope of this attack is larger than mass shootings we have seen in the past. record hereis at a as we continue the march upward for stocks. that said, when you look at casino stocks on the micro level, we are seeing declines. mgm resorts, which owns the mandalay bay hotel, which is where the shooter was located, is trading lower. live nation, the producer of the concert affected, is also lower. you tend to get these kinds of reactions, even though there is not necessarily evidence that there will be a downtick in activity or a financial impact from this. this does seem to be a more knee-jerk reaction. traditionally, what we have seen is a

and as well as electoral board as announced at president nicolas maduro assertions party has taken the majority of governorships in regional elections it took seventeen governorships while the opposition took five the outcome has sparked accusations of fraud from the opposition. preliminary results in kurdistan presidential election have given victory to an ally of the sitting room by cough is promising a peaceful and democratic transition would be a first for central asia as robin foster walker reports from bishkek. this presidential election has been a test for democracy not just for kyrgyzstan but for a region typically governed by strong men who cling to power voters used an electronic voting system designed to eliminate fraud and had a genuine choice eleven candidates with two front runners. but panel of a youthful charismatic oligarch promised to kickstart a chronically impoverished economy. we will have the name of a new president and this name will be. sold on by the echo of the incumbent presidents chosen candidate promised continuity today i voted for consistency in power for

has favorites and they will stick by ban by their favorites as long as it means keeping everybody in the club by demanding that they must be some sort of negotiations and talks between the spanish government and also those in catalonia with the must first be a denunciation of the violence by the police over by the police who feel that they could do it again. now we're going to be staying across the developments in catalonia throughout the day another anti independence rally is expected to take place later. on we'll cover that for you. for. there is still no evidence of collusion between donald trump's election campaign and russia according to the u.s. senate intelligence committee on wednesday they briefed the public on the progress of ongoing probe into moscow's alleged meddling in last year's presidential election the issue of collusion is still open. we continue to investigate both intelligence and witnesses as it relates to the steel dossier. but unfortunately the committee has hit a wall we can certify i believe the no vote totals were effective they did not in any way shape or

perhaps no revolutionary has been as romanticized as an install divider or chair as he was known. the arjen time born dr who fought by the del castro side played a key role in the cuban revolution he then tried to launch marxist uprisings in the congo and then bolivia where he was captured and executed the images taken after his death in which many say he looked like christ only added to his legend as a left wing martyr. the oscar winning film motorcycle diaries was based on his early years. when he was fourteen harry yes joined chair in the fight for revolution in the cuban mountains for the next twelve years he never left his side until he miraculously managed to escape capture during chase final battle against the bolivian army. we had behind bushes and on a small radio we heard the news the cherry had been captured and killed the wings of our hearts found the yes' says the cheers reputation as a tough but just revolutionary who practiced what he preached was well earned. he felt because he had more education and thus he had a great obligations to set the example and always lea

and you area as well as as it does today.echnology to create silk, but it's done in a much more sustainable way? we take the dna from an organasm and puts in a protein powder and then we spin it into fibres. you have done a deal with the stella mccartney fashion line for some products? we have as well as doing outdoor and we have a brand in the united states called best made company. . speed is everything. this is one of the things we've learnt coming from silicon valley. same thing, go really fast and learn what it is good for and bring the product to market. i'm sure president trump would be happy to hear you are keeping it all in the united states, you are not making the tie, you have got a tie here for example, in vietnam or anywhere like this. but in terms of the take—up, you have seen a in terms of the take—up, you have seen a massive, massive take up, you cannot respond to the level of demand. just talk us through that challenge because that could be very critical for you? this is a technology where we have designed do

it were are those kinds of pain second of behavior has been going on as long as hollywood and around quite frankly and it's been kept as hollywood's dirty little secret in some cases some very open secret the great moguls of hollywood founders of hollywood were in one way or another just read the history of hollywood but this time it's a different time and for the academy to take notice like this proves that eighty one films linked to weinstein's company hope won an oscar those and many others have earned millions of dollars but he's been sacked from the company which bears his name though no formal charges have been brought against him the hollywood star of harvey weinstein continues to fall rob matheson al-jazeera. daniel smith rouses a film historian and professor of media he says the cademy made the right decision and it will be a game changer now the victims are really believe they're getting the benefit of the doubt maybe that's a change in social media maybe it has something to do with the current president in the white house but whatever it is doesn't seem that people think t

the smoky air can be smelt as far as 100 miles away.s been measured as the poorest on record — worse than beijing. the strongest theory as to what may have caused this fire points to fallen powerlines. the state's power company, pg&e, said decades of drought in california meant a weak tree may have collapsed into its equipment, but said it was important to wait for a full investigation before drawing any conclusions. people here are praying for the best but are braced for the worst. this is already the deadliest wildfire in the state's history and it isn't over yet. dave lee, bbc news, california. stay with us on bbc news. still to come — the angler who kissed his catch and swallowed it whole thanks the fisherman‘s friend who saved his life. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an e

as precise as a history book and as exciting as a thriller straight out of hollywood. doesn't deal with a t.v. series and a novel or two very different while it's. three screen writers and directors as much leeway as possible i said we need to tell the same story with the same spirit how we see this here and transport the same message but otherwise tell it. if you feel you have to get this list of void. the main character of the series is detective gaily on heart a heroin addict left deeply scarred by world war one he's a typical figure of the period he has to hide his suffering while working for the homicide department in a world with perverted morals. entry in the novels as long as we know the last. day and as i guess someone saw a russian found in a berlin canal. great trial must've shined on the theory that i get called into the city when it's not going fast charley is the love of his life. the main characters have more problems in the series than in my books he was in the first world war and is traumatized and challenger comes from an even humbler background but h

dousing flames as the wild fires rage on there as well. nbc bay area's reporter is there near the atlas fire. you talked with the lieutenant governor about the state's response to the disaster. if. >> reporter: that's right, crist and marcus, we've seen about a dozen air drops within the past hour just right behind me. what they're doing is basically cutting across the ridge right behind me and you can see that's where the atlas fire is taking place. and it's involving napa county and solano county. lieutenant governor gavin newson is in napa checking with businesses and employees. he says he's also here to provide long-term assistance from the states. >> it is an opportunity to begin a new, more aggressive collaboration across states in terms of new technologies and fire suppression strategies so we can mitigate something like this from happening ever again. >> reporter: cal fires says we are still in red flag conditions because of the low humidity. the fire is still threatening structures in some parts of sonoma county. fortunately the s

courts and as a result the u.s. stopped a planned sale of small arms to turkey turkey further angered the u.s. when it agreed to buy a russian missile defense system equipment that wouldn't work within nato has indicated he would be willing to trade americans imprisoned in turkey for good lawn but given that would be hard to do within the legal system something he really wants the case thrown out against her citizen reza zurab who is awaiting trial in the u.s. for allegedly helping turkey of aid sanctions against iran and it's less a matter of wanting it back than wanting the case to go away it wanting him not to testify not wanting any of the details about their role in helping iran evade sanctions coming out in the course of a trial it will be yet another chance for the old already frosty relationship to cool even more political hay in al-jazeera washington. and is a turkey risk specialist he says that is threatening the long term relationship between ankara and washington. it can all maqui also in terms of the se

well as boys. sung in a dorm boys are protestant pastor with an interest in the women of the reformation period says luther provided a crucial push towards greater equality although that wasn't luther's actual going . to go in english one of the big demands of the reformation the aim was for everyone to read what it said in the bible and decide for themselves whether what preaches was saying was correct. the town of clima not far from the name should incumbent one of the first girls' schools was set up here in fifteen twenty nine. time magdaléna func stop it's the eldest of the nuns who fled with catalina became head mistress in the building of what is now the municipal museum she told the girls handicrafts music a bit of mathematics history and religious education. this is an against liabilities and that was a completely new role not least for my den in a funny stop it's to be a single woman well king and running a school that's why there was local resistance to watch she was doing so martin luthe

far as you're concerned. it's true and we haven't mentioned it as a social justice party among the evangelicals. and it's true there is enormous splintering. i describe part of that thing the christian right's and the laypeople thaway people but thes between social justice people and so-called below the belt issues people. >> there's a whole chapter on the evangelicals and that's where i get mentioned so you definitely want to get to that. did i mention my picture is in the book? [laughter] there is a whole movement that begins to develop especially in reaction to george w. and around the obama years so then you've got your whole right that send d to be social justice and a third group who remain more conservative politically that py but definitely allergic to donald trump and others but my suggestion would be there's no putting humpty dumpty together again. those are not going to come back together. >> i think that you would know better than i do about that because you see them more regularly than i do. but

far as i kn. i have only known him for 57 years. >> your father was a bank robber? >> that's correct. we are all proud. my father was on a top 10 list for a while. is them is bitumen paddock. i did not know him. we did not know him. jail is no -- he was in and broken out of jail. >> did he have a history? parkingesn't even have tickets. yes no record of any affiliations. he has nothing. >> what about mental illness? >> absolutely not. as far as i know. nothing like that. he was a wealthy guy and he liked to play video poker. he went on cruises. he said his mother cookies. i mean, huge crazy boxes of cookies and stuff. amy: th's steven paddock's brother, eric paddock. as he noted, their father patrick benjamin paddock was a bank robber, and an escaped federal prisoner who made the fbi's most wanted list. an fbi poster from 1969 notes that the elder paddock had been "diagnosed as psychopathic, has carried firearms in commission of bank robberies" and "reportedly has suicidal tendencies and should be

as you do know as you do now and this is something that obviously m.p.'s here are particularly concerned about and the possible election of. as the new president of the certainly reflects some of those concerns he's not only an extremely experienced politician a member of parliament for many decades now and his election is also supposed to be a powerful signal when it comes to the presence of. right here he is the person who will be in charge of trying to make sure the rules are kept that the symbolism of the german parliament has a place where democracy takes place is also represented at the same time obviously respecting a wide variety of opinions and that is something that we will probably hear more or less from. himself when he addresses the parliament in a few minutes here and as i mentioned of course this is a very different parliament from the last one and that is also because for the first time in post-war history a far right party is a serious force in the going to start how do you think the f.t. be authority and the f.t. will change the parliame