the town of barrow—in—furness, in cumbria, made the news earlier this year, after it emerged that 12uggling with a 20—year addiction is bobby—joe strike. 0ur social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, met bobby at the start of this year — and has been back to see him, to find out whether he's managed to turn his life around. that's the proper stuff. bobby strike, moments after injecting heroin and crack cocaine. it seems one is too many and a thousand is never enough. his addiction meant he was injecting up to six times a day. i have been using since i was 17 years old. i'm now 39 years old, you know. when we met in april, there had been an unprecedented i2 drug—related deaths in bobby's hometown of barrow—in—furness in just four months. sometimes i will pick myself until i bleed. the former dj seemed resigned to his own fate. you know the chances of you reaching old age are very slim? oh, i know it is pretty limited, very limited, in fact. yeah. you're ok with that? well, yeah. some people think that they've got insects underneath their skin. it's sad, it's very sad. all i can

a man who had shot at police officers when they responded to a house on barrow lane has been apparently taken away from the scene in an ambulance going to a local hospital. now, the still-unidentified man was barricaded in a house by himself. we do not know whether the man was wounded by officers who had returned fire after the suspect fired at them or whether he's being taken to the hospital for evaluation. now, san jose police were called to the house by a woman who had told dispatchers that the man had a handgun and was barring her from entering. that was at 10:00 this morning. the police swat team, known as merge, responded to the scene along with negotiators with the goal of negotiating his surrender. here is how the initial report played out over police communications. >> he refused to let her in, reached into his waistband. she saw the handle of a pistol. >> shots fired again inside the

voting ballot in the state of florida at first it may just seem puzzling and dumbfounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast all that directly ahead but first with some headlines let's go. we start our global report in the east where china and pakistan have agreed to trade using the chinese yuan and pakistani rupee as the currency rather then the u.s. dollar the move comes as others including russia and turkey have been making similar efforts to dealing from the u.s. dollar the decision was formally announced as pakistan prime minister omran khan business and met with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. and in japan the cabinet has approved legislation to ratify a massive free trade agreement with the european union effort to be implemented by february first under the agreement japan is set to remove ninety four percent of their terrace and the e.u. will remove ninety seven percent in sectors including but not limited to agriculture seafood and your products the deal covers roughly thirty percent of global gross domestic product and around forty percent of all world trade interesti

it is on a farm in south barrow in sunset. its mother '5 name is -- barrow in sunset.'5 name is zippy. 0f barrow in sunset. its mother '5 name is —— '5 name is zippy. of the mother was in the field with nine other donkeys. i do know is that is casting aspersions on the mother ‘s character by saying it doesn't know what the dad is. have you got something else? how do you make good cheese? according to the sun today, you play it edam good choon, let it brie. —— tune. this is a farmer which chooses to play what he calls sonic cheese gastronomy, apparently it makes the cheese taste better. led zepplin, the beatles and a tribe called quest apparently have the best results. what about those people who have loads of raclette. the reason you may be getting your recipes out for that is because a p pa re ntly recipes out for that is because apparently there has been loads of snow in much of europe in the hour is -- snow in much of europe in the hour is —— alps. it has come early, three giant snowstorms and the ski resorts are opening ahead of schedule. 0pen to some skiers who mu

she's an active member of the ethnic hungarian community of barrow over. at the hungary and consulate there at the clock show the time in budapest and brussels time in queue seems to have stood still. a festival that carlina coorg a nice does about to begin nearby she wants cultural autonomy. so we want to be left in peace to preserve our culture. to speak our mother tongue . and to have that spoken in schools but not really nazis. many are worried that this cultural autonomy is under threat. the perception is about to begin carlina does some last minute equipment and set up checks she hopes it doesn't rain. on the local governor who represents the central government in kiev is also taking part in the procession he refuses to pay attention to rumors of separatist movements in his region and the fear some ukrainians have that this area could see cd. but you have has to resolve its own problems. and people shouldn't talk nonsense there is no separatism here there's never been any and there won't be any money. but few of the participants in this festival sing

last week molly barrows joined us and told us about the president about president donald trump's regional administrator for the southeast region of the environmental protection agency who was indicted he was indicted for crying out loud. on ethics related charge and that fellow has fortunately resigned from his government post unfortunately there may be other sequels in this story is not the only instance of those with involving protecting the environment seem to be not doing their jobs for more we're joined by tyson close slocum of public citizen tongue tied there tyson sorry about it welcome back and first can we get your take on trade glenn the fellow who was indicted and has now i fortunately for my perspective resigned from the trump of ministrations e.p.a. yeah so it's part of this long running investigation down in alabama where a bunch of lobbyists and lawyers for a coal company colluded with regulators to try and get this coal company out from under this pollution enforcement case it's netted a bunch of other lobbyists and lawyers and now it's got trade glenn and you know the thi

it happened this morning around 10:00 on barrow court. david louie joins us from san jose where police are in a standoff with the suspect. david? >> well, cheryl, this standoff has been going on for seven hours now. a man is inside a house on barrow lane, the third cul-de-sac from where we're standing. you see there is a large police presence here. the san jose s.w.a.t. team known as merge is here along with negotiators, hoping they can talk him into giving himself up. the gunfire was exchanged when police arrived around ten thank morning by a relative. the police say that the man shot at officers and at least one officer did return fire. officers were not hurt. it's not known if the suspect is wounded or not. now police believe that he is alone in the house. now if he is wounded, there are ambulances and paramedics standing by. police are not telling us whether their negotiator has actually made contact with the man. this all started after a woman believed to be the man's girlfriend tried to enter the house this morning. this is how the

successful economic program one of the most successful ever mark thank you molly appreciate it molly barrow that the ring of fire network preceded molly. thanks bart. and there is much more to explore with the crash it will do so in sixty seconds back in a flash. a statistic from a couple weeks ago came out that show the wealth and income gap around the world in different countries and then there's there's the u.s. there's there's france and then there's the u.k. oh it's like why does stuff incredible spread between this concentration and then you've got the royalist the people there in the tory party who support the queen whose whole point of breaks it was to support the queen ok so they just aerialist and a moron a policy because incredible poverty breaks it's all about supporting the queen and getting rid of their world contacts. dollars. dollars. dollars. i mean the dollar by dollar is what i believe. we got carried away here we care the music with us. we are a year we were dragged here. by you know going to get rid of those who are not go away who will not die quietly. real the hard wo

on a voting ballot today in the state of florida at first it must be seen confounding what molly barrows tells us not so fast as we go to break polls are still open in many states and the markets seem to be fine at the closing bell dow the nasdaq and s. and p. are all up in a few minutes. you know world big new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race in a sense clearly a dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. astri's police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation that does what mike was hoping when the board doesn't perfor

boy after his father lost hisjob. working as a barrow boy after his father lost his job. of people he had witnessed displaced by the war led to him campaigning on behalf of of refugees and migrants right up until the last years of his life. including visiting the makeshift camps in northern france from where many have tried to reach this country. but he also took to the media to highlight what was another key containing issue for him. poverty in the uk. there is a massive amount of people living almost a date to payday. this was something he himself had experienced asa something he himself had experienced as a child. late in his life he decided the world was going backwards and felt that he had to stand up and be counted and campaign to help save the nhs, to help the poon to help save the nhs, to help the poor, the homeless, refugees. he was a moral right in the world. tributes have been pouring in since the announcement that he had lied. he had been with his son in canada and is thought to have had pneumonia. his son has bowed to follow in his footsteps. richard galpin,

ironically mr glenn's indictment may actually help alabama clean up some environmental messes molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer is here to explain molly welcome back what happened with mr glenn. trade glenn has been a center of ethics controversy for the state of alabama for some time but in essence he was a lobbyist working for a law firm opposing e.p.a. cleanup efforts in some predominately black neighborhoods north of birmingham where the soil was affected with substances like arsenic and lead and so the communities around there have been trying to get the soil cleaned up and one of the companies that was at the center of that was drummond company and they were looking at paying twenty three million dollars just to start with the clean up this area so in order to get this cleanup underway they needed these particular neighborhoods listed on the e.p.a.'s national priorities list before glen became a trump appointee and headed up the southeast region of the e.p.a. he's been working as this lobbyist trying to oppose these efforts to make drum and company clean up this land wel

on a voting ballot today in the state of florida at first that must be seen confounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast as we go to break polls are still open in many states and the markets seem to be fine at the closing bell dow the nasdaq and s. and p. are all up in a few minutes. what politicians do so you can. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president. some want. to go right to the press this is what the full story of the more people. i'm interested in the waters in the. city. make this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the flame of merry go round listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering first visit this cash just a different. good it's a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in the progresses we decide to give mccoll and say h

bizarre initiatives on the ballot this election season here to explain is legal journalist molly barrows a contributor at america's lawyer molly thank you for a look at into this how does this actually read this bizarre ballot initiative. well it is a bizarre ballot initiative isn't it well it's called amendment nine i saw it on my ballot this morning when i went to my polling precinct to cast my ballot and basically it combines two completely unrelated issues it talks about banning offshore drilling in state lands underwater off of florida and it also wants to ban the use of basing devices like the cigarettes indoor workplaces now it does make exceptions for indoor private residences hotel rooms that are smoking where smoking is allowed standalone bars things like that but for the most part a yes to this amendment would ban to both a no would basically keep that banned from existing and it takes a sixty percent supermajority to pass so it's going to be a shame to see if people are going to you know where some people may want to say hey you know what i sure would like to ban offshore dri

successful economic program one of the most successful ever mark thank you molly appreciate it molly barrow that the ring of fire network preceded molly. thanks bart. and there is much more to explore with the question will do so in sixty seconds back in to what. the british government and the british establishment and mrs mrs mrs may have looks themselves up into his studio about so-called no deal just so she's incredibly misleading as i just sit in so doing a lot of the european union to impose completely draco union terms on the u.k. which would last anyway. i think that i would want to go fast but inside i'm. a dockside i think. going down to your neck side that you can improve yourself for. but it's also a buddy then job but i really believe this. bottom that we show our side that it's all we and the band. can be sure what a lot of. good a place called camp sundown to get for people that can't decide and they're like so tired. this is like a safe house i guess they don't have to talk about what they go through with us because we understand her daughter she was diagnosed with a very rar

environmental protection agency which continues to have pretty pronounced personnel problems molly barrows was join us as we had to break oil prices snap their twelve days down we told you about last time west texas intermediate traded up just a little above six fifty six dollars per barrel at nymex as does the global benchmark brant crude which trades at the intercontinental and change in europe ice futures europe in london which closed just above sixty six dollars per barrel and here are those numbers at the closing bell. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on a sentence clearing dramatic development only and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. you know world's big partners through mock ups and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell. more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinki

at first it may just seem puzzling and dumbfounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast all that directly ahead but first some headlines let's go. we start our global report in the east where china and pakistan have agreed to trade using the chinese yuan and pakistani rupee as the currency rather then the u.s. dollar the move comes as others including russia and turkey have been making similar efforts to dealing from the u.s. dollar the decision was formally announced as pakistani prime minister under him come on business and met with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. and in japan the cabinet has approved legislation to ratify a massive free trade agreement with the european union effort to be implemented by february first under the agreement japan is set to remove ninety four percent of their terrorists and the e.u. will remove ninety seven percent in sectors including but not limited to agriculture seafood and your products the deal covers roughly thirty percent of global gross domestic product and around forty percent of all world trade interestingly the collective g.d.p. of the

police got a call at around 10 this morning from a house on barrow court saying a family member was armedwith a gun and they needed help.we heard two loud bangs come from that home at around 2:40 this afternoon and have yet to learn of his fate.pkg san jose police and swat teams have surrounded a home on barrow court off barberry lane after a family called worried one of them had a gun on him.when police got there they say the unnamed suspect shot at them and at least one officer fired back.neighbors in the immediate area have been evacuated. sot: sgt. enrique garcia, san jose police department// " we cant change what's done but at least he can end it peacefully and that's what we want."a concerned group lined around the caution tape at south king street with the hope that this stand off ends better than it did two years ago for their loved one jacob dominguez when they say he was killed after they called police for help. sot: jason reyes, cousin killed in barricade// "i want them to take care i want them to realize that this person may not be mentally all there. he might not have a full

steven barrow, thank you.'s get a first word news update with courtney done here. >> let me get you caught up. a senior health democrat warns president trump's new trade deal needexcellent canada will changes to an approval. a congressman says there will need to be more enforcement for the administration to get the votes from democrats it needs. the trade deal will not be voted on until after democrats control of the house in january. in northern california, when fire official warns that more than 100 people may have died in the states deadliest wildfire ever. the death toll has climbed to 48, and about 200 people are missing. the fire is about 35% contained. it has destroyed 8800 buildings, most of them homes. near los angeles, the fire that race through malibu is described as 40% contained. the blaze has killed two people. alan greenspan warns that inflation is starting to make its mark in the u.s. economy. greenspan talked with david rubenstein for the latest episode of david rubenstein show, peer-to-peer c

i spend my days on the streets or car to hang out with my book barrow that they i'm a bit like a library on we have been his wife i'm always looking for reading literature lovers who enjoy reading in these beautiful surroundings. but it's interesting. because i think the historical center of fascinates me most of all that. there is a story behind every interest i thought all this color and history it's a unesco world heritage site but you want to get a. note that this is holy trinity square and they get some money district. a district where daily life is relaxed children play on the square grandmothers sit outside in the afternoon their way out of people play dominoes and listen to music . or you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean plan. and the prices are affordable that. i. look at them if i want to enjoy a good meal that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy patter fried plantain it's that little. bit. here. that. i want to know what you're going on next to the old town hall at the historica

on a boating ballot today in the state of florida at first that must be seen confounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast as we go to break polls are still open in many states and the markets seem to be fine at the closing bell dow the nasdaq and s. and p. are all up in a few minutes. you know world of big partners a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for washing clothes for watching the hawks. seem wrong. but all. just don't. get to see palin these days because that's ok and indeed should be close to trail. when so many find themselves well it's a party we choose to look for common ground. welcome back turning to more earnings report today health retailer c.v.s. to breeze by earnings expectations by posting a q three income of nearly one point four billion dollars with the news c.v.s. shares rosalee near

the roma settlement of barrow. where many people have no documents. it did you name it. yes when you're in the comment dining approached him because of anya i knew all the politics so i think it says cup or mush and you know what all those towards i need so just to not name here the source of the thought of this year one of my numbers isn't. just one nurse provides health care for the seven thousand inhabitants of the settlement. by the. us. at the back a battle of there. are you willing to stand here. many of the children here have never been to school an unofficial quota system means that only four room of children are permitted to a class of thirty even in areas where room of children are in the majority. but even without the quota for many it would remain impossible. but he said that you are all ok thank you we are not but some of. the squad are. not that you but figured. it was all very well that you did. not show up at the a party. at thirteen is natalee's eldest son out of six children excluded from school the kernel tree and turn off right. most days he helps his

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the eu ambassador to the uk, sir tim barrow, has written a letter.is a letter from jean—claude juncker and donald task to pedro sanchez. then there are two clarification articles to the minutes of the eu summit which will speu minutes of the eu summit which will spell out whether future relationship will not automatically apply to gibraltar. there will be a track between uk and spain about how gibraltar will be affected. as usual, as always, spain will get a veto. it has highlighted a vulnerability on gibraltar. it has been opened up by brexit. it was there from the beginning of this process. they must know the vulnerability of theresa may as well. she has written this open letter to the british public. do you think there is an acknowledgement that we are going to be back in the next summit, talking about text ain? next summit, talking about text again? there you go, over the loudspeaker. there are some people on brussels. there has to be some kind of process. that is diplomats speaking in private unguarded moments. they are sealed, they are done, th

two i was drawing from barrow is the turn of the road where warm room a woman is changing the lives of many ramit children. to school is the any one of its kind in ukraine. the waiting list for those parents hoping to enroll their children extends two years it's a clump to hold that absolute not only way ms nine. the data thought they. knew me within the. law this is my brother will. that's a statement that alone is not a yes i thought. yes some are wrong yes i asked the quicker that that a son brother viney i'm. saying that in your mind. back in may we meet and last july the daughter isabella was brutally killed whilst walking in the time. an unknown assailant with rage. is opposed to underlings is all from. my fear. and i get those levels to. this level more calmly. big fellow like. me won't work toward your man to the. courts will. i'm a. grown man. it's just the latest in a series of the charts that has left ukraine's ruin the community feel. abandoned by the state. is thirty's refusal to treat the murder as a hate crime simply adds insult to injury. elsewhere the issue is being ta

and later molly barrows is back and here to help us consider the business of the u.s. environmental protection agency here's a sneak preview they continue to have some pretty pronounced personal problems all that straight ahead but first we had some headlines let's do it. we start today's global report with british prime minister theresa may who moments ago announced her cabinet has backed a draft withdrawal plan for brecht's that ms may said the alternatives to the draft were a no deal breaker. or not leaving the european union at all as described the deal as the best that could be negotiated she also said that difficult days were ahead and that she believes with her head and her heart the deal is in the national interest the deal must now be approved by parliament we'll continue to get some details and bring you more. the continuing clash between the italian government and the european commission over italy's two thousand and nineteen budget continues italian finance minister giovanni tria defied previous objections in a letter to the commission that notify them that

she is an active member of the ethnic hungarian community of barrow over. at the hungary and consulate there at the clock show the time in budapest and brussels time in kiev seems to have stood still. a festival that carlina coorg a nice does about to begin nearby she wants cultural autonomy. so we want to be left in peace to preserve our culture. to speak our mother tongue . and to have that spoken in schools but not really nazis. many are worried that this cultural autonomy is under threat. the perception is about to begin carlina does some last minute equipment and set up checks she hopes it doesn't rain. on the local governor who represents the central government in kiev is also taking part in the procession he refuses to pay attention to rumors of separatist movements in his region and the fear some ukrainians have that this area could see cd. say you have has to resolve its own problems. and people shouldn't talk nonsense there is no separatism here there's never been any and there won't be any money in the motion. but a few of the participants in thi

just a return of the wheel barrow of day quick off the back out of the ground open that company undress the corpse entirely put the course into the wheelbarrow close a couple of the cult lead to the ground about how to the universe to as quickly as possible so sometimes it gets of the university in time and you will have to find a place to store your kids now what's more ideal than a few volts underground hidden away from the eye of just says well the constant cool temperature and honeycomb of passage swing. leggers prostitutes and the homeless also gather in the wrong legend has it that the soul of anyone who died in this crypt would remain caught there forever like this so little jack who haunts the space. he makes himself noticeable in all kinds of ways sometimes you feel a cold spots on your almost any a hand sometimes you can just feel someone talking on your cloak on your coat sometimes even throw stones at you especially in some of these rooms some of my colleagues that experience stones in their faces so it has happened quite a lot. edinburgh research be one of the world's spook

. >> mario caballero barricaded himself in a home on barrow court almost 10 hours before police flushed him out with tear gas. caballero was later arrested with the help of a police dog. he was wounded but is recovering. >>> a search is on for vandals who defaced buildings with offensive images in antioch. the targets also included cars and a celebrated mural. kpix5's don ford on the damage that has spread across much of downtown. don? >> reporter: these are not your normal graffiti taggers. these folks were quick. they were clandestine and extensive. it isn't as if antioch or any bay area city for that matter hasn't seen its fair share of graffiti, but in isn't a tagging. it's an attack. >> i haven't seen graffiti in the downtown area or any area in the city of antioch this extensive. >> reporter: street after streetcar after car the vandalism stretched throughout downtown. if it had an open space, it was tagged. yolanda owns a beauty shop. >> i was a little shocked. irst thought it was just mine and she said no. everybody's got it. >> bunch of swastikas. >> reporter: downtown also has

it is all happening in the 2800 block of barrow and that's a short cul-de-sac off barberry lane near king road. kpix5's maria medina is at the scene watching developments. >> reporter: we just saw paramedics and san jose fire arrive on scene. we're going to try to figure out why they are here, still a pretty heavy police presence as police officers still surround this home as we go into our sixth of this barricaded suspect. police were called out here after 10:00 this morning when relatives of the suspect reported he had a gun, but officers say as soon as they arrived he shot at them from the front door, at least one officer firing back, unknown if that officer hit the suspect, but the suspect retreated back into the home where he has been ever since. negotiators are on scene here, but no word if they've made contact. we did speak to police earlier and they say if he is monitoring social media or watching tv, they do have this message for the suspect. >> we really want him to consider his options are better for him if he is injured to surrender. if he's not injured, that's even bette

burger for a hot meal.which has not been this slammed since the oroville dam spill. manager jayne barrowire horror stories from customers.sot a lot of people have lost their homes their businesses their kids schools everythingthe local ave hardware store is selling out of supplies.camping gear is low.there are a few bags of pet food left.most batteries are out of stock.and here are the last two cases of water. it's been beyond busy here.sot unbelieveable if people want to come camp out in our parking lot we will fully let them do itwith nothing to go home to...people and their pets have here come seeking shelter.. a town of 67-hundred pepole. and under the grey smokey sky, everyone here is impacted by the camp fire.sot i have been through earthquakes and hurricanes this was literally the scariest thingstandupevacuees tell me they feel welcome here. and store owners say it is good to see extra business, just not at expense of people losing their homes in the camp fire.in gridley justine waldman kron 4 news. (pam) turning now to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow .. no time to relax.. fir

it all started around 10:00 this morning when police got a report of an armed man on barrow court. when officers arrived, they say the suspect shot at them. at least one officer returned fire and the man retreated barricading himself inside the home. nearby residents were evacuated as a precaution. >> what's out here is that obviously it is time for people to be together with their families. clearly the suspect was with family members and then for this to happen, it's got to be terrible for the family who now have to deal with this. >> just before 8:30 tonight police arrested a suspect with the help of a k-9. he suffered at least one gunshot wound but is expected to survive. no one else was hurt. >>> tonight marriott hotel workers took their strike on the move stopping traffic in downtown san francisco. the workers marched down mission street chanting as they blocked cars. they ended up in union square where festivities for the holiday tree lighting were underway. they formed massive picket lines around the westin st. francis hotel and say they're prepared to stay all night. the wo

two i was drawing from barrow is the turn of the road where warm room a woman is changing the lives of many roomy children. to school is the any one of its kind in ukraine. the waiting list for those parents hoping to enroll their children extends two years it's a clump or the absolute not only way ms nine. at the data thought they. knew me within the there's a chance that this is my brother will. that's a statement that alone is not a guess i thought. yes some are wrong in the quick that that has some but as of right me i'm. saying that in your mind. back in my room we meet and last july the daughter isabella was brutally killed whilst walking in the time. an unknown assailant threads. is opposed to underlings is. my fear. and i get those levels to. this level more calmly. big fellow like. me won't which good woman. will. make among. men. there's the. it's just the latest in a series of attacks that has left ukraine's ruin the community feeling abandoned by the state. if thirty's refusal to treat the murder as a hate crime simply adds insult to injury. elsewhere the issue is being tak

but just a quarter so they seem to be on sound financial footing but the world is changing and mary barrow the c.e.o. says this is a forward looking decision and they need to go that way not least because of all the investment that's needed in order to keep up with other car companies and to have a competitive position in e-cards electric cars autonomy asli driving cars everyone is investing in this has to be finance from ongoing operations. donald trump as we heard the report voiced his disappointment he said america has done a lot of g.m. does he maybe have a point this time he sure does because g.m. was close to bankruptcy it would have gone under if the american taxpayer hadn't saved it and nationalized that for a time ten years ago when the financial crisis was very long and the economy was suffering not just their elsewhere as well but on the other hand donald trump's own policies are part of the problem mary barra put the point to rising costs for suppliers and that's of course the steel tariffs that are making itself making themselves felt and worsening the situation for g.m. and t

of that, and from their side, sir tim gibraltar was not part of that, and from theirside, sirtim barrowbassador or saying that gibraltar is not part of it and that it will be discussed separately. theresa may will go to the building behind me in a meeting with jean—claude juncker, the head of the commission, and they will talk about the choreography of tomorrow at the special summit, then she will walk across the road, she will go to the european council building and meet with their head, donald tusk, and this is where the summit will take place behind this building with all the glass on the outside, taken from each of the 28 countries, soon—to—be 27, if theresa may steers that course, and the mood we are told about tomorrow will not be celebratory, no champagne corks pimping, be celebratory, no champagne corks popping, it will be sombre on both sides, reflecting the fact that britain is attempting to leave after 45 years, that is the course theresa may is trying to steer and they are trying to respect one another. no family photos, a press conference straight after, and perhaps we will

problem was germany and others said the text was signed and cannot be opened up again, so sir tim barrowaffect this article, the integrity of the territorial scope outside the uk, so we're talking about gibraltar, and in short they are saying that we can still discuss this gibraltar issue bilaterally with spain in future and that appears to be vacating the spanish prime minister because donald tusk, the president of the european council, has said that the summit will take place and jean—claude juncker, the head of the european commission in the past couple of minutes has said that after dialogue and negotiation with spain's by minister pedro sanchez, news appears to be that the summit is set to take place now. we have moved quite a bit in halfan place now. we have moved quite a bit in half an hour, and theresa may, it will be a big relief as she is set to arrive in the next couple of hours, to speak the eu officials and set the scene and work out the choreography tomorrow, an affair that will not be about champagne corks popping but both sides say it will be sombre, reflecting the fact t

the small town of barrow—in—furness in cumbria made news earlier this year after it emerged that 12 people told you about in a moment. —— i will tell you about. you start getting a bit fidgety, and you know, i start picking normally. normally instantly i start picking spots that are not there, or i think i‘ve got them. what we‘ve got here is a £10 bag of heroin and a £10 bag of crack cocaine. that‘s the proper stuff. bobby strike, moments after injecting heroin and crack cocaine. it seems like one‘s too many and a thousand‘s never enough. his addiction meant he was injecting up to six times a day. i‘ve been using since i was 17 years old. i‘m now 39 years old nearly. when we met in april there had been an unprecedented 12 drug—related deaths in bobby‘s hometown of barrow—in—furness injust four months. sometimes i will pick myself until i bleed. the former dj seemed resigned to his own fate. you know the chances of you reaching old age are very slim. oh, i know it‘s pretty limited, very limited, in fact. you‘re ok with that? well, yeah. some people think that they‘ve got insects underneath

last few months but never as close as in the last few days this hamas video purporting to show a barrow's of rocket fire unrivaled intensity even on any single day to three previous gaza rules israel responding with scores of air strikes on the strip targeting what it said were hamas and islamic. hardlink buildings even if they lay within built up civilian areas israel typically doesn't respond to palestinian announcements of a ceasefire however the israeli media did quote an unnamed official saying that israel would respond according to events on the ground that after a six hour meeting of the israeli security cabinet which ended in a terse statement saying that the israeli military would act as necessary that at least leaves room for both sides to pull back before the damage and loss of life in gaza and in israel began to build a momentum towards war that could have and could still become inescapable the reason why we're seeing conflict after content every few years in gaza is that the underlying causes of the tensions the occupation of gaza the rockets which of course we condemn flying

environmental protection agency which continues to have pretty pronounced personnel problems molly barrows was join us as we head to break oil prices staff there twelve days down we told you about last time west texas intermediate trade it up just a little above six fifty six dollars per barrel at nymex as does the global benchmark brant crude which trades at the intercontinental which change in europe ice futures europe in london which closed just above sixty six dollars per barrel and here are those numbers at the closing bell we. could total more on the beach to close those troops immediately sent its shots the steadily shrinking. look to. be totally against it i said. you couldn't be sure you believe that but i'm going to have to scan to show. you the seventy's. in the perspective of the session users. so some new t. come forward summed up for. the mummy what you called the british mr bush cuts and then we'll show you the school. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic to follow people only p