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it sounded presidential, but he kept it at a bare minimum. he went on to a campaign event and then started to blame the press for the situation we're in. i don't see that anybody of the commentators, pundits, or the political in washington are in a position to say that is ok. to the contrary, the president now stands accused of having squandered another chance to take the lead to bring the political discourse to a better stage and bring the country together. he has asked for the country to do that yesterday. laila: reporting from washington, d.c., think you for your coverage. -- thank you for your coverage. staying with the united states, the pentagon is expected to send a hundred troops to the border with mexico. president trump announced earlier on twitter that he is bringing out the military to block a caravan of thousands of migrants tracking from north america through mexico. trump says they are harboring gang members, a clone -- a claim for which he admits he has no proof. the women and children in the group say they are fleeing danger.

to be like that my first whereupon i could barely even walk i just come out of diapers. by age and so i know i asked for a whip for christmas was only so long but that's what i learned with and i still have it all it's a custom that has to be kept alive and that's why it's important to me for me this to. know lucifer has to become accustomed to the whip the four year old stallion has never heard the crack before he sure is away at first. but once it has shown him that the whip is all cracking no bite within about a half hour he comes down. now with the whip cracks the stallion keeps a cool head. he's an austrian draft horse of the noriko breed. war . and the like. in terms of temper and temperament nor because have never steel so they're most suited. me that often that's where the tradition comes from and since with always used them domestically nor because basically the whole full with practice of three out there then shouts. the harvest festival is the event of the year for the with crackers and the horses they were a special harness though the festivals are few and fa

getting a clearer picture of who could possibly try to become the next chancellor of germany it's been barely two days since that she will step down as a leader of her party and not seek reelection as the country's chancellor today one

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension. the end of fear unmasks infinite tiredness uncertainty is etched on every face. for this new life that begins today they barely have enough clothes and documents to fill a plastic bag. smiles and applause relaxed and you come us. they'll spend a few hours in this shelter. you know. just to show heat change their closing before returning to the station and catching a bus. that will take them to a temporary destination in the united states. i want. to be that when i. act ok they can say that is. what they matter. because i've been in long beach. and a mother going to a long beach when if. i don't have a. pantry for the second. their response is always follow the same pattern just hours ago they crossed the rio grande by boat after paying the coyote for a fifty dollars per person journey. the border patrols intercepted them and that they don't have criminal records that's why they're permitted to live at the home of a relative or friend un

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension. the end of fear unmasks infinite tiredness uncertainty is etched on every face. for this new life that begins today they barely have enough clothes and documents to fill a plastic bag. smiles and applause relaxed and you come us. they'll spend a few hours in this shelter. you know. just to show heat change their closing before returning to the station and catching a bus. that will take them to a temporary destination in the united states. i want. to see that when i. say that. because i've been in long beach. and a mother going to a long beach minute. i don't have a. plan for the second. pantry or the second. is that the medicines that it is because that in its place i think it was an impact on the facilities become a source of presumably that are going to play something i had not then there's those of us there shoot medical use i'm in a mood or i damned if i'm going to say this on the able i mean i was in government they got that all. o

imprisoned and frightened she barely leaves the church. and has even us to work in the safety of the garden as she fears a visit from the feds. churches began to give protection to immigrants in the eighty's from then the century concept was extended to total protection in bus universities and even whole cities . austin has a network of sanctuary churches there are at least a dozen they take for granted that the feds will never enter a temple to arrest an immigrant and that is why they are welcomed. but that was also said of people who protected jews in germany right when the laws being written by criminals decent people have to disobey those rules those laws yeah so and particularly president trump has made people afraid of the most vulnerable people on earth it's tragic it's seen as courage it's complete cowardice to not open your door for a young mother and her young son. to save their lives i just can't imagine not doing. a dive and also cross the rio grande by boat. up to the mexican red nose. the boat was punctured and began to sink

i had to leave gangsters at home target bus drivers last monday they almost killed me i barely escaped with my life in. mario is traveling with his sister a driver stops helping to make their journey a bit easier mario doesn't want to be an illegal immigrant he wants to apply for asylum in the u.s. but he is aware the trump doesn't want him to give you a little he hurts it's humiliating but we're still moving on god gives us strength fighters. when the caravan arrives at one of the checkpoints supposed to stop migrants from travelling to the us border the mexican authorities allow them to pass unhindered. later however the police forbid private drivers from carrying migrants mexico is conflicted between its own open migration policy and u.s. political pressure. why a mexican and i feel for them we have to support them. as. barely able to stand to do the heat but the mother from guatemala will not give up the journey is nothing compared to what she left at home. with nothing in the area where i live is so dangerous i can't even leave the house every day someone is murdered where they wi

the issue is it barely exists and there are some programs you have been part of and people do find some opportunities, but where i was, people were frustrated they didn't have that. itthat environment creates a vey toxic environment. i was in a male prison and the men are essentially warehoused and just living for years in the storms. they said to us in a meeting once we were to see them as a herd of cattle going from the pasturpastor to the barn. that's the whole mentality you are feeding these people and locking them up. to be someone working in that environment is also incredibly toxic. i went in not so much with the idea i wanted to write by wanted to see the day-to-day life inside the prison. but i found myself changing very fast and other people as well. people i went to training with you have to imagine you're in a unit of 350 prisoners. andnd you and one other guard yu don't have any weapons just have a radio. and you basically learn that your main purpose is to figure out how to clock in and clock out and do the bare minimum. it is impossible to do the things meant to do. so th

they have barely moved so this correction is not over yet. i like it when the bonds are just blown out, then i know the toilet is flushed on the equity markets. >> you know, when we bring it up kevin will go back into that can we throw this up here? it is probably the most well known etf. it did not move hardly at all today. it was down .7 of 1% are you watching this to kind of determine the macro sentiment if that starts to get much worse do you have that second level of fear that may exist? >> yes that's my point. the hyg and jak, at the bottom 18% or 12%, which ever you look at, they have single c credits they are the worst of the worst. these are companies that are assumed not to be able to pay back or they can pay become with paper and not crash. so the bond guys who should be the smartest guys in the room, are not yet convinced that we are getting out of the recession, that the market finished correcting, but they are not that worried until the bond lady sings this correction isn't over. >> all i would say is this correction you also di

they barely survived, and search and rescue are searching for survivors and possibly the dead. emergency officials expect the death toll to climb. voice of chief mark bowen:"i do expect that we're going to find that kind of bad news, and there's a process that we go through for that and then we -- our priority, obviously, is the living and we're looking for people that are trapped."several people we spoke to say they haven't yet heard from neighbors and friends who rode it out. reporter:"what's happened to mexico beach?"jack pelham: "it's a disaster. i was really shocked to see what it looked like."natpotp of stormthis cnn exclusive video of the moment the hurricane hit shows winds as high as 155 miles an hour, shredding this once tranquil beach townnatpotp of stormthen a major storm surge, a dozen or more feet of water bulldozed large sections of mexico beach from the coast to the interiornatpotp of drive thirty miles out from mexico beach, some roads no longer exist, entirely covered by downed trees for miles.butch alleydad."with power survived have no way to tell are still h

dawn men dive into this lagoon in northeastern brazil to scoop out mussels from the mud with their bare hands. on the shore their wives like twenty five year old. sorting clean the shells. on a good day the family can make five dollars barely enough to feed her sons just to lanny is eligible for a social program called. the could significantly improve their lives of a little snippet of a valley but i've never been approved i don't know why they spend so much time evaluating my request and i've never managed to get it. one explanation can be found at the state legislature or twelve deputies are being investigated for pocketing funds allocated to the program we were told they were out campaigning for reelection corruption in brazil spreads from the local level to the very top in southeastern former president lula da silva is serving a twelve year sentence as part of a multi-billion dollar corruption probe that snared dozens of businessmen and high ranking politicians but there are hundreds of more politicians accused of corruption who haven't been touched and who in fact are running in th

said yesterday what he had to say that some of the presidential was presidential but he kept it at a bare minimum went on to a campaign event and then started to blame the press again for the situation we're in right now i don't see that anybody of the commentators pundits or the political washington here is in a position to say that that's ok to the contrary the president is now in states now accused of having squandered another chance to actually take the lead to bring the political discourse to a better state year and the country together as he has asked for the country to do yesterday. all right stuff and see monsour reporting from washington d.c. thank you very much for your continued coverage. staying it with the united states the pentagon is expected to send at least eight hundred troops to the country's border with mexico earlier president trump announced on twitter that he is bringing out the military to block a caravan of thousands of migrants trekking north from central america through mexico trump says they're harboring gang members and quote middle easterners claim for which

i can barely walk in these heels. dancing was never an option.made clear again this week that she would not allow another independence vote. you can oppose independence, that is your democratic right. but you cannot and you will not deny scotland's right to choose. but there was not even a hint of when she might ask scottish voters to make that choice. the snp leader will not even discuss the timing until the terms of brexit are clear. so she told her party they had to be pragmatic and patient as well as passionate. the challenge for nicola sturgeon is how to maintain this level of enthusiasm as she is telling her party that they have to wait for another referendum and be patient. it depends how long. you know, patient, till early next year? oh, i think patience is a virtue and we have got that in spades. we know we are not quite ready, but pretty soon, hopefully. and you've got the energy to keep campaigning for years to come? absolutely. i'm waiting for a new hip and two knees, and there will be no stopping me. nicola sturgeon has been cheered

the naked truth about the crime but he did lay bare turkey's demands and the leverage it holds we have strong evidence he says and it's not enough to blame intelligence agents we need to hold to account those responsible from the top to bottom a political murder is how are gone described the killing in a political speech which stops short of naming who he believes was responsible the defrocked a ruler of saudi arabia have a good time and made a brief appearance at the investment conference in riyadh that he had hoped would boost his country's image instead the event was shunned by western leaders and business executives over the hush she killing saudi arabia may be trying to send the message that it is business as usual but its isolation is growing and the crown prince's political future is also in question senator al jazeera istanbul. and we've heard from the iranian leadership in just the past few moments iran's official news agency has been quoting present her son rouhani as saying saudi arabia would not have murdered without american protection saudi arabian crown prince is due to

other, that they are barely holding hands and barely smiling. that was the relationship there.r] it is not subtle, is it? shery: that was the talk of the day back then. that was only four years ago and that you have to wonder how much of this warming of ties between the two has to do with trump and the fact that he is tariffs on china and he has bullied one of these key allies into these bilateral trade negotiations after pulling out from the transpacific partnership. romaine: what is the source of the tension between xi jinping and abe? shery: it all happened because of to terrio -- because of territorial disputes. i lived in hong kong and territorial issues are big. japan nationalized these islands the japan claims as its own, but the chinese call them something else. that was the shores -- source of all of this anger in beijing. there were protests and all of this led to a snowballing, and they're not had a great relationship since then. up until now where shinzo abe will be headed to beijing or is there already for his first state visit. a japanese leader in seven years sin

temperatures in city centres will be barely above freezing.und and that will turn more north—easterly but more noticeable on the north sea cows, going to part of lincoln share as well. then, sunday with this orientation of high pressure and if you follow the eyes of ours, that is where the wind comes from again. on sunday, more of a north, north—easterly. that is important because the water temperature in the north sea is a bit higher than normally so perhaps temperatures will not be quite so low on sunday said it might pick up elisabeth, not to say maybe 10 celsius, made even 12 celsius but you will not notice it. we're talking about semantics. we are talking about semantics. we are talking about semantics. it is still going to be nippy. a lower temperature when you add to the strength of the wind. this will across europe. cold air to the north, one running out of africa and the weather is not looking great across europe during the course of sunday for the year that clash of the cold and the warm, the snow across the alps so it is looking pre

. >> shares of amazon fell yesterday putting company on track to enter its first bare market in over two and a half years. the stock plunged 14.5% in two days since reporting third quarter fernings last thursday cutting 126 billion dollars in market cap. that put the stock more than 25% below its september 4th record close amazon's last bare market ended on march 1st, 2016. >> 43% of the s&p 500 companies are in bear market territory right now. down 20% that is a big percentage. speaking with tech a physical they're unveiling bunch of new products today. what can we expect? >> this comes ahead of its third earnings report on thursday apple is set to unveil several new products that a special event in brooklyn today reportedly including a resigned top of the line ipad pro with edge to edge display screens. no home button and face id also a 10th anniversary upgrade for air laptop the event begins at 10 a.m. eastern time and will be streamed live on apple's website. >> all right tracee carrasco thank you. >> thank you. >> well president trump is sending 5200 act five duty troops to the

newcastle and aberdeen are barely above freezing. perhaps seven there in plymouth.some showers in eastern areas exposed to this northeasterly flow. perhaps the showers are getting together for a time across the southeast and the channel islands. another thing to bearin channel islands. another thing to bear in mind into the first part of sunday morning is that the clocks go back an hour. you get an extra hour in bed. if you are up early on sunday there will be plenty of sunshine to greet you. still some showers blowing into eastern areas. quite windy across the south. those winds are easing significantly across northern areas. temperatures are still not particularly spectacular between 8—12d. into the start of next week, this area of low pressure will have made for a really rough week and across the western mediterranean, starts to drift in our direction. that is likely to bring some operates of rain. maybe some snow over high ground in the north. usually it will turn it was cold. —— gradually it will turn less cold. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headl

the naked truth about the crime but he did lay bare turkey's demands and the leverage it holds we have strong evidence he says and it's not enough to blame intelligence agents we need to hold to account those responsible from the top to bottom a political murder is how are gone described the killing in a political speech which stopped short of naming who he believes was responsible the diffract a ruler of saudi arabia have a good time and made a brief appearance at the investment conference in riyadh that he had hoped would boost his country's image instead the event was shunned by western leaders and business executives over the killing saudi arabia may be trying to send the message that it is business as usual but its isolation is growing and the crown prince's political future is also in question. istanbul. speak at a major investment conference in riyadh later on wednesday dozens of high profile business leaders and politicians have boycotted the summits over the kingdom's involvement in. the killings raised questions among silicon valley's tech companies which have benefited from

of heavy equipment to dig for survivors for now they're using whatever tools they can find or their bare hands to try to get to those buried under the rubble wayne hay al jazeera jakarta andrew thomas is in paul so on his way to palo. like so many of us out same as trying to reach probably you can't fly there on commercial planes direct and anyway once you get there there are no cars available no food no water all those things those supplies are things that we need to psyche and the only ones those in this huge queue of traffic trying to get pride in a city that's a six hour drive away from poland where here in the nearest place that we could see all those in these vehicles are trying to get fuel to drive to probably because they're worried about relatives they want to take their own supplies in but this is just the starting point outspoken missions in that city well all day on sunday the military was digging big graves mass graves and many hundreds of people will be buried in dollars on monday indonesia's government meanwhile has early on monday said that this disaster is of such a scal

dawn men dive into this lagoon in northeastern brazil to scoop out mussels from the mud with their bare hands. on the shore their wives like twenty five year old just. sorting clean the shells. on a good day the family can make five dollars barely enough to feed her sons just so lanny is eligible for a social program called both that could significantly improve their lives for a little snippet of a value but i've never been approved i don't know why they spend so much time evaluating my request and i've never managed to get it. one explanation can be found at the state legislature. twelve deputies are being investigated for pocketing funds allocated to the program we were told they were out campaigning for reelection corruption in brazil spreads from the local level to the very top in southeastern former president lula da silva is serving a twelve year sentence as part of a multi-billion dollar corruption probe that snared dozens of businessmen and high ranking politicians but there are hundreds of more politicians accused of corruption who haven't been touched and who in fact are runni

i can barely get passed it. he has a daughter that converted. a son-in-law he loves like one of his own. he has grand children. you would think that is all he would be talking about is is that these people are my people. if they weren't my people they are my people because there is america and here is what i will do. here are acts big and small. here are the words you need to hear. here's me owning my own part. i will be better therefore you must. i don't hear any of it. >> look, you know, it's not that hard. you eloquently outlined what such a set of remarks would look like. others have made those remarks. both parties. he is not going to. he wins. he thinks he wins by dividing. he is irresponsible in a way that i think no other president in modern times has been. it puts a burden on everyone else to try to step up and say what he is not saying. in 1996 won new hampshire. got votes in the primary. he was running on a bigoted campaign. he had a few dell kates at the republican campaign. the nominee stood up and he didn't just not sound like that

prices just barely above the flatline.rms of trade tensions, stock really plummeting in the past month or so. its ceo says there are levers to pull to mitigate the impact. one, guess what? rearranging our supply chain. they say one third is across europe and asia, and they can move it out of china. with skechers, the shoe company. 29%.is down by nearly ever since the start of this year, 50% of its revenue comes outside north america. they are looking moving capacity outside of china. they say they think they will be ok moving that processing capacity. but with that stock fall, a lot of investors clearly are worried. that is just some of the many and growing list of companies out there. >> let's stick with china. the country is responding to stock slump fight once again adding stimulus to markets. this time it is more of a drip feed than an opening of the floodgates. our chief correspondent joining us from hong kong. these measures are very different from what happened back in 2015. is it going to be enough to turn sentimen

that was awesome. >> remember the boy who could barely bring himself to put a few words together?ice that video games were destroying me mentally and how it's just as bad as substances. like mentally. i just didn't notice that. i didn't care at all. i just wanted to live -- play video games and that was it. that's all i really cared about. i literally skipped school for a month just to play video games. you know what i mean? >> josh paints his parent's faces, a figure in red for his mom, standing between light and darkness. >> even though like you were dealing with my gaming addiction, you could always seek the light. you were always trying to find help for me. >> oh, that's cool. >> is it? >> yeah. that's really cool. >> al is moved by his son's recognition of their struggle to free him from his gaming obsession. >> you okay, dad? >> you want to cut the camera? >> it's okay. when ever you're ready, josh. >> for his dad, two figures representing before and after. >> you've changed a lot. i can see that you're trying to change. >> okay. thank you. >> all right. love you. >> and the

>> the market is barely rallying that you've gone from 3.30 and 3.10 >> and the fed stays at the level they're going to and they're going to invert. >> what happens with the two year you saw the two-year dropped more than the ten year think if the fed is going to back off, you're pricing out, they've been clear if you think they'll be less aggressive, the two year should come down. it means more growth >> you talk about the lack of catalyst i've got you i know you said that what about one looming on thursday we examined the case whether what's happening within the nasdaq and amazon is having its problems for the first time since may if that amps up what apple needs to deliver if the apple falls from the tree, so to speak that frosty will need a heavier coat another reason to sell tech and think the overall market has a problem. >> the market is not reacting to good news. judge, i don't know the answer to that. i think the market will react to however that answer might be if that lifts the market. >> what is the consumer doing? if consumer is healthy as we've been saying they are then t

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dropping as a system pushes through we are going to be seeing snow and those high temperatures are barely going to be getting out of the single digits there well across a sports a central america and also the caribbean we are looking at fairly dry up here to the northeast but most of the rain is going to be down here across much of central america panama city managua as well as into costa rica very heavy rain shower expected over the next few days and then on wednesday we do expect to see more heavy rain pushing up towards jamaica but for center domingo most of the. if you with a temperature of thirty and then well we're going to be seeing a big difference in temperature from rio all the way down towards one is out as as a frontal boundary stays in place with the sun sea on rainy clouds in your forecast with a temperature of twenty six. the consequence of. not ventures into russia will you serve in the morning or one thousand eight hundred ninety five that just doesn't go away. for a living out of trouble for the last couple years he's homeless. follows a group of u.s. army veterans traum

from the bus station to the reception center at the church of the sacred heart it's barely five hundred meters. a short journey but loaded with tension. the end of fear unmasks infinite tiredness uncertainty is etched on every face. for this new life that begins today they barely have enough clothes and documents to fill a plastic bag. smiles and applause relaxed and you come us. they'll spend a few hours in this shelter. you know. just a shower eat change their.

get back. -- patrol could barely get back. what did have the range? u-cruisers. >> what is this? what is this a picture of? take a merchant submarine and you put two big guns on it these are 150 mm guns put cruisers of the times past. what's the idea here? big guns, overwhelmed with superior firepower. u-cruisers also had torpedoes. word about this gunnery at sea, guns made the difference. in terms of sinking merchant ships, what was the british response put guns on merchant ships, that was incredibly affect the. basically, if you have a conventional u-boat, a gun action against a merchant ship, u-boats thinks the mercian ship -- the merchant ship 70% of the time. put the 3 inch gun in the success rate falls to 25% so to look for a response from germany , bigger guns. more range, more firepower, we can overwhelm it, there is a concept of a u-cruisers. they only built a merchant u- boats. . >> they built a number of --, very large ships, submarines intended to be u-cruisers.51 are the converted merchant u- boats have the big yo

. >> reporter: these comments the latest in the bare knuckle politics over the president's nominationo the supreme court. >> brett and mark came into the bedroom and locked the door behind them. >> reporter: it's a battle that began last thursday when some very personal details were laid bare under the national spotlight of a congressional hearing. >> i was pushed onto the bed and brett got on top of me. he began running his hands over my body and grinding into me. >> reporter: the testimonies of christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh -- >> i've never sexual assaulted anyone. not in high school, not in college, never. >> reporter: ignited the latest national reckoning about sexual assault. >> a lifetime appointment to the supreme court -- >> reporter: people making their voices heard in the halls of congress. >> don't look away from me, look at me and tell me that it doesn't matter what happened to me! >> reporter: in newspapers. just today connie chung penning a letter to blasey ford saying, i too was sexual assaulted. in high schools across the country, like millions of americans

barely out of college, he has already found a way to help his dad.oseph: you know, it was usually in the morning, so i would have like some meal, like a little milk. announcer: every time joseph molina drives down the back roads of his hometown of soledad, he can't help but also go back in time, back when a much younger joseph would spend his weekends traveling monterey county with his dad. santiago, who works construction, speaks only spanish, so joseph would act as his interpreter. joseph: the whole reason for me really coming there was like, "what's he saying? what does he want done? and you tell him this is how much it's going to be. and this is when we're going to get it done." announcer: joseph loved the time with his dad, but as he got older and school and sports took hold of more of his time, tre to help anymore. but it wasn't until graduating with a computer science degree from cal state monterey bay that it occurred to joseph, well, maybe he could. joseph: i looked on my laptop and it just kind of clicked with me. i said, "well, what am i d

he makes a bare handed catch! >> many remember greenwald's reaction following mitchell's bare handed catch in 1989. later that season, greenwald was at the mike when will clark propelled the giants to their first pennant in a generation. >> and the pitch. and clark hits it up the middle! a center field base hit! here comes butler on his way to third! and the giants lead 3-1! >> he was just so good. hank made one of his last public appearances at an event sponsored by his alma mater syracuse university in 2016. >> greenwald spent 16 years broadcasting the giants, two with the yankees. .e retired from >> h suffered from kidney problems. he leaves behind his wife, two children, and a remarkable legacy of work. >>> world news tonight with david muir is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >>> tonight, breaking news. we're on the scene. the deadly outbreak involving children. the virus now being blamed for the deaths of six children at a pediatric care center. and tonight, there is word, at l

i can barely survive paying rent in an apartment. a number of friends of mine that own their medallions live in their car. this is a real problem. you're coming up with solutions that have nothing to do with us making more money and being able to the public. we want to drive cabs in the city, but every solution you are coming up with is doing the exact opposite. so i would just like to ask if you could instead of deciding today on ruining our lives, you could take more time to learn more about our industry. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> clerk: margo my and owe, barry gold, david smith, javier bat. >> chairman brinkman: any of those speakers here? please come forward. any order. doesn't have to be the order ms. boomer called me in. >> margo is before me, but i don't see her. i'm barry corngold. i've been driving a cab since 1988, '87. 10 years before that on the peninsula. i waited 15 years to get my medallion. we have to pick everybody up. not just people with preapproved credit cards.

coming back the change was barely comprehensible. here in shanghai the freedom bears no comparison yes there are issues with human rights especially the right to speak against the state and challenge its power since i was last here millions of people of been lifted out of poverty many of them into an entirely new middle class this epic is still barely understood in the west or should there be wilfully misunderstood the truth is that china has matched america at cern great game of capitalism and that is on forgivable. one measure of china's new capitalism is the run ritualised this league table of china's mega rich has published by rupert hogan warthe an old attorney and his chinese name as her run he's received many awards including china's man of the year this year two thousand and fifteen it's probably been the most extraordinary year of wealth creation in the history of china again in i've been doing this list of fifteen sixteen years i've never seen a year like two thousand and fifteen in it normally for two hundred million pound

all of the people in this country again barely majority white.on't know how much longer they can keep saying scared white people. we are allowed to decide who comes in and who doesn't come in. >> the fact that cnn said we are not covering it wall-to-wall. i imagine that's part of a political calculation by other networks. people say how is this fair when all of these other people have to apply and spend money applying and do it the right way? it comes down to a basic sense of fairness. not that we are not compassionate? >> right. i hear trump saying this. fairness to immigrants who do it the legal way. how about fairness to americans? illegal alien child molester is costing utah taxpayers more than $1 million for his cancer treatments. that should be going to an american cancer patient. sitting in jail and getting full cancer treatments. the obsession with everything going on far away from us. we have troops all over the world and in afghanistan and in syria. we are not paying attention to what is happening right on our border. it's like a war in

i could barely hold on, i had to run into the woodland, just crying. what is wrong with me? coming home was odd. there is a switch you are supposed to be able to, you can't shut it off. the sleep was bad, and it was like, man, the slightest noise i would wake up, and it was constantly like that. i am mark urban, and this is a story about how war changes people. why they go, how it binds them, and how life afterwards is never quite the same. the men of second platoon gator company 212 infantry came from the heartlands. places like oklahoma, texas and pennsylvania. we have tracked them down, a plainspoken sample of the nearly 4 million americans who served in iraq and afghanistan. a distinct cohort of society that now lives with the consequences of what was called "the war on terror". i had a little bit of the post—9/ii fever, a little bit of bitterness, hostility towards the people who carried out the attack. i think ijust wanted a little bit of adventure. and i got it. it is kind of one of those things that had been tugging at me ever since i was a kid anyway. and then i kin

further south, after yesterday's cold, wet and windy weather, barely 8 degrees for some of us whethern persisted, it will be warmer. despite the frost first thing, temperatures will recover to between 12 and 16 celsius this afternoon, which is considerably higher than yesterday, even where we have got rain. rain hangs around across scotla nd rain. rain hangs around across scotland and northern ireland for the next few days. elsewhere it will start to feel much warmer with morning mist and fog however. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: victory for president trump as brett kavanaugh is sworn onto the supreme court after weeks of debate over sexual abuse allegations. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the role of the mob. ahead of the snp party conference, nicola sturgeon says the party would vote for a second eu referendum if it's proposed in parliament. a second customer is believed to have died from an allergic reaction to a product bought from pret a manger, the chain says. it says the customer died in 2017. click. this week we are feeling the love while the robots do