and that's bonnie. off. >> reporter: defense accident reconstructionist charles ruble said there was no physical evidence to back up bonnie's claims that frances had hit her over and over again. no evidence, he said, the suvs had even touched. >> not even once. >> reporter: and remember how bonnie said her purse flew forward off the seat when frances hit her? >> this is her purse in her car. i get hit from the rear. where's my purse go? it doesn't dump in the front. that's simple physics. >> reporter: in fact, he said, the purse falling forward supports frances' claims that bonnie was repeatedly slamming on her brakes. >> she does a sudden brake, and she's moving like this. then the purse would go into the floorboard. bonnie contreras is not telling the truth. >> reporter: what's more, both defense and prosecution agreed bonnie was wrong about her contention that bill's motorcycle was struck from behind. evidence showed the motorcycle actually collided with the side of frances' suv. >> you can't believe

bonnie snyder is back. what else can we expect on this holiday? >> marlie and richard, we're watching for travel. a lot of people heading out on the road tod and on the west coast watch out for some rain, even some mountain snow. ose frigid temperatures and strong winds may cause delays in the airports in the northeast. and that holds true if you're driving. just be careful out there. look at the temperatures. record cold expected across a good portion of the northeast, including new york city where we are watching the parade socl ely. it looks like we'll be just below those parameters. so the bloongz calloons can fly. o you're out and about thanksgiving, make sure you bndle up not just for thanksgiving da black friday as well. here's parade forecast. it will feel like it's in thw tooenz. make sure you wear layers if you're out and about. that's a look at the big weather story of t's day. now he closer look at your day ahead. >>> temperatures are so cold ins the northet, but that's really the only place in thery cou where we're seeing that bitter

bonnie was a friend to everyone in this room. working with her was one of the most rewarding experiences. i'm sure that as ironic as this may sound, she would have loved this event. she would not love the attention, but she would've loved working the rooms, shouting hellos, extracting commitments. you know it's true. she would've loved the lineup of extraordinary speakers and she would have never admitted it, but she would love the fact that her life's work could bring together such an esteemed audience to explore civility in politics. family werept her with her more than the deep partisan divide plaguing america. she wanted to find a solution to the problem. i am humbled to continue her work. i am honored to invite arnold schwarzenegger, david axelrod, steve schmidt to lead us in a discussion on bridging america's political divide. please join and welcoming to the stage these four giants of american politics. [applause] bridgingucci: it was the partisan divide here with two of the most respected political analysts in the country

let me say bonnie understood what we did. work for an honor to meone, what we're here discussing today. i have to start out today with the knews, i think. we had the headline this morning about explosive devices being found in the homes of the clintons, president obama, george soros, james brennan, eric holder and representative maxine waters. so let's start there. i would like to hear your reaction, governor, and steve and david. and your response to the suggestion that this attack is maybe the direct result of the level of vitriol and partisanship that this country is going through right now. i think that, number one, partisanship or not, it's inexcusable. i don't think that someone should use that as an excuse to commit a crime like that. to me it doesn't make any difference if like last year a congressman was gunned down because he was a republican this time the packages are being sent with bombs in it to democrats. it's horrible. it's inexcusible. those people should be brought to justice and punished severely for that.

my my thanks to bonnie and ruth. coming up my thanks to bonnie and ruth.oming up next is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? it is a packed week with peterloo, the epic drama from mike leigh. widows, which is an update of the miniseries from the ‘80s and mirai, a charming animation. peterloo, a massacre back in 1819. interestingly, mike leigh said one reason he wanted to make the film is not enough people knew about it. he said he wasn't taught about it at school. it was a peaceful demonstration, people demanding suffrage and better conditions, which was attacked by cavalry and there were deaths and terrible injuries. and we get in this film is the lead up of the events, all the players of people who will be at the march and the protest. and the forces ranging against them. it starts on the battlefield. we see a traumatised soldier return to his home land and finding famine and he said we want a speaker to address the meeting.

used chief breaks it negotiator michel bonnie a spoke at a press conference let's listen to what he had to say. what we have agreed that negotiators reform. and balanced. takes into account the u.k. expulsions organizers do we through all of the money question that i'm sure new law will do or the item to final. and it is a ground floor and i'm sure this new partnership they use chief brags negotiator michel barnier there speaking just a short while ago well let's cross over now to our correspondent big it must in london and max hoffman in brussels starting with you max we just heard the news chief negotiator there referring to an ambitious new partnership it sounds like from a brussels perspective breaks it is on the right track i think that would be overstating it i haven't heard one of the officials yet say that brags it was a good thing they all and needed the same thing they all always insist they still regret that decision but of course given the circumstances at least they did agree on something with the cabinet at least a three some a five hundred eighty five pages of withdrawal

experts to help bonnie roll past to be able to identify which plants are wanted and which ones aren't forced to use i know you can imagine drawing a picture with a green marker and the red marker and then we tell them that's a carrot and those are weeds and later we have pictures without anything and we tell the robot to find out where would you use the color red or gray doesn't and this is what you see in the end it examines all the images and says you're away it was. artificial intelligence for farming. you hannah from americans and on the other hand prefers to stick with analog tools and this is to say if i said that this is a shepherd's shovel and the hook at the end is very important things as is the distance between the hook and the shaft because i can use it to catch the sheep. that called at the shiva and this is where the shepherd smock comes in then it starts the animal slipping away between my legs that's a big plus. but man when i place the sheets carefully on the ground it usually stays put it can be at least so it surrenders. then it's time for a pedicure. without regula

i only knew bonnie by reputation. i must say that was the most moving nonmemorial service i have ever attended. and i'm so -- this is really an important day to have this discussion because think we're all sort of stunned by the reality of what we heard on the news today. i don't think this is the most divisive period in our history. if you are a student of american history, and mostly everybody here is, we have had -- you know, we fought a civil war in this country. we've had very divided times in this country. but there are elements that aren't the same. one is the modern media environment that allows us to create these kind of virtual reality worlds, these silos in which our views are all affirmed. they are not informed. and everyone outside the silo is considered alien and threatening. we have this sort of infotainment industry that profits from conflict. we have political candidates and parties that profit from conflict. i don't want to be the skunk at the garden party at a discussion on civility. but governor, y

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bonnie's position is that you come preapproved. you are preapproved and nothing could take that away. that can't be created or destroyed. that is just straw -- that is just true. >> it's like a lifelong journey. let's talk a little bit about addiction. >> i want to say something. you are preapproved. you are. and you have value. >> thank you. >> you have value as is. wow. no one remember to mention that to me when i was little. >> thank you for that. you have spoken about your own addiction to alcohol and drugs. you have two brothers who are also addicted. in the throes of sam's addiction but he was perhaps at his worst and you are trying to save him and rescue him and fix him you write is the worst time of your life you wrote in the book. you said one of the hardest things but the most important things was to not bail him out. so much about the program is about enabling. your natural instinct is to fixx it but how did you get to the place where you know what he may just have to sit in jail. >> one of the acronyms is the gift of de

and nbc msnbc bonnie schneider has the latest. bonnie >> well, kasie, we hit the record lows n.ew york city, it is the second coldest thanksgiving ever, but the previous record is over 100 y r years ago. the low in central park dipped down the 19 degrees this morning, but i will tell you that for the macy's thanksgiving day parade, this is the coldest. for the way things are outside right now, it is cold out there, and the wind gusts were not strong enough to keep the balloons down for the parade which is great, but it is strong enough to make it feel like single digits or the teens in some areas. unfortunately, we are expecting more of this tomorrow going forward and the forecast will keep us frigid for black friday. not a lot of people not only getting out to shop but to travel, and so make sure that you wear the layers if you are out and about. looking at the forecast across the country, things are changing. while we had the cold a air across the east, it is mild, and the temperatures are looking comfortable for thanksgiving, and further no the wes-- furtheo the west and up t

bonnie put only love . sauce on up on him or look at the memo we don't want. show up on our i want to be part of this you only see the civilians but i put up a human body and she said if you see the way you want to see this i.p.o. shock to oh. believe me they seem to go to one of the doubles as a plea of humanity and street up i'm going to see what you see when you're living with this what were they got with oh why be one of. them and then he saw to pull this all out of what did he do. the more that he had designers are. going to say don't be so that i was in jail. i don't want only say limit when.

i was struck at how profound bonnie and michael were in talking about the china challenge. what i'd love to do for you today is to talk about the manufacturing in defense and industrial base and its historic effort that's gone under the department of defense and president trump. what i want to do in order to come to that topic is i want to start at the 30,000 foot level and try to offer some perspective on how this particular effort fits in to the broader of grand strategies of the trump administration in terms of dealing with both economic and defense issues. and so let me start by observing some of the greatest president. best remembered for short, but profoundness that both guided their policies and led to some of their greatest successes. if you think about william mckinley, one of president trump's favorite presidents. in 1896, his campaign slogan was patriotism protection. and prosperity. and it was that slogan that led to strong tariffs and sound, money policy, and to a profound realignment of the republican party under mckinley as well as what was the catalyst for v

bonnie's decision is you come preapproved and nothing can take that away. it can't be created or destroyed. it is so radical. >> so fundamental but to embrace it is like a lifelong journey. let's talk about addiction. >> i want to tell you something. you are preapproved. you are. you have value. you have value as is, as is. no one remembered to mention that to me when i was little. sorry to interrupt. >> thank you for that. i will try to live it. you have spoken about your own addiction to alcohol and drugs. you have two brothers who are also addicted and a son, sam. in the throes of sam's addiction when he was that his worst and you were trying to save him and rescue him and fix him you write it is the worst time of your life you wrote in the book. he gets arrested and he said one of the hardest things was to not bail him out. so much in 12-step programs is about enabling and he wants to fix it at your natural instinct but how do you get to a place of saying he just have to sit in jail to survive? so many parents can't get there. >> one of the evidence for

economic adviser to the arbuthnot banking group, and the playwright and columnist at the new european, bonnieer. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer claims businessman aaron banks may have misled parliament over links between his pro—brexit campaign and his insurance business during the eu referendum. the mail on sunday leads with a complaint from downing street to the bbc about it's coverage of the budget on radio 4's today programme. the sunday telegraph says the health secretary is to call on employers to offer perks such as free fruit, bicycle loans and counselling to help improve the health of their staff. the sunday times leads with a story about the prime minister securing a brexit deal with brusells that would also win the backing of parliament. the daily star on sunday claims the army is facing a backlash after destroying more than 1,000 working dogs which could have been found new homes. and the sunday express says a number of children were seriously hurt after a giant inflatable slide collapsed at a firework display in surrey. a variety of stories making the

bonny: that's a good question. we are here to support jetblue now.ut 40% of our investments are for deployment at jetblue in the next year or two. 60% of what jetblue might be. with wayne gretzky, he says we skate not whether park is but where the puck might be in the future. one of the startups we worked with early on, they had six people coming out of m.i.t. and they had really cool weather sensing products but did not quite know what to do with it. we partner with them. now, they are already on their series b and deploying across insurance and automobiles, and outdoor sports. a real accurate prediction in the team -- and the team has quadrupled since then. it is unbelievably accurate weather prediction because they use cell towers. think of radar, it is not that accurate because it is broad. think of how many cell towers there are. it turns out there are these smart m.i.t. phd's that figured out that cell signals attenuate differently depending on the intensity of the weather. emily: that was at cornell university part of the cornell tech at bloom

let me say as a member of the press, bonnie understood what we did. it was an honor to cover someone -- a progressive democrat who worked for republican governor. with some of the most respected analysts. i have to start today with the news. morninghe headline this about explosive devices found in the homes of the clintons, holder,t obama, eric representative maxine waters. let us start there. i would like to hear your reaction governor and steve and david. and your response to the suggestion that this attack is a direct result of the level of partisanship this country is going through. number one, partisanship or not, it is an excusable. i do not think someone should use that as an excuse to commit a crime like that. , ais not make any difference congressman was gunned down because he was a republican. packages are being set, with bombs in it. it is horrible. people should be brought to justice and punish. you are right. we have a divided country now. wonder if we can bring it together. everyone hasto say to take a step back. it does not matter if it

"bonnie yelled and i turned on the light."what happened next has become the stuff of legend.ity, the burglar just ran, said daniels. but you wouldn't know that online, where tales of mr. feeny's heroism are sweeping the web. "my favorite version was that i grabbed him by the neck, threw him down, 'bang, bang, bang,'" daniels said, miming throwing punches, "picked him up, 'bang, bang, bang,' and then he fled."his words of advice for any potential future thieves? "never mess with mr. feeny," he said. (pam) coming up: pot promises falling flat. why the tax money expected from legal marijuana .. is falling short. (ken)plus: a record number of women are running for office in the upcomping election from across the country. why voters say this is inspiring them to get to the polls. (lawrence)ten at ten (lawrence) ten at ten (ken) this year marks the first "safe trick- or- treat" event in the city of san pablo. (pam) children there put on their favorite halloween costumes ... they were treated to candy... along with an official police escort to several stops this afternoon ... includ

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some people think it is bonny to make fun of the over 70 people who died in the g re nfell tower overl tower in june 2017, over 70 people who died in the grenfell tower injune 2017, their families of course will never forget it. dill grieving. they have put out oi'i it. dill grieving. they have put out on their youtube, a particularly nasty picture of a skyscraper, a cardboard model that is obviously supposed to be the grenfell tower, literally with figures of people being burned up on you tube. the prime minister has rightly condemned this as completely unacceptable. the home secretary has condemned it as disgraceful. sadiq khan has rightfully condemned it, the housing secretary, too. there are no words to describe the people that do things like this, and we can only give our hearts and thoughts once again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, again to the families of the victims. iwonder, dawn, what again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, what could be charge be if the police are investigating? i am not sure. i have looked into it. i can't see, it is difficul

sue welcomed bonnie raye into her family after just a 12—minute labour.the front pages, and that's where we're start. this strong language that he used about why he is leaving and why he is unhappy. a critique of the theresa may's steak repartee is lacking. yes, and what makes his resignation letter so powerful, so stinging and so incendiary is it is so stinging and so incendiary is it is so honest. it is almost like an emperor's new close moment. somebody has dared for the truth about the situation we are in and lays out the arguments in such a strong way. he eviscerates the whole case made by theresa may for her brexit plan. and thatis theresa may for her brexit plan. and that is why it is covered through. he is the younger, the quieter, i do not want to get too much into the johnson psychodrama because they are like the cardassians of westminster. but it is almost like a distraction from a very important point he has made. the service on offer is no choice. it is either a disaster is no deal or becoming subservient to brussels, locked in some sort of p

my old friend nbc news meteorologist bonnie schneider joins me now. it was fresh this morning. >> really has been. temperatures right at 19 for the start of the massey's thanksgiving day parade. if you're wondering is it really the coldest parade ever, yes, it is, absolutely. we are looking at that and it's just incredible because we have those strong winds. luckily they're below the parameters, but they're strong enough to make it feel like it's in the teens. this cold air is sticking around through tomorrow. so if you're heading out early tomorrow morning or maybe just to travel back, we're looking at bidder cold and it's really just for this part of the country in the northeast. the rest of the country is dealing with more comfortable conditions. to some wet conditions in california. really it's the northeast facing this brutal cold. >> this record cold weather is posing trouble for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. nbc's ron allen along the route in new york city for the coldest parade in history. it started moving from the upper west side. thos

i was struck by how profound bonnie and michael were talking about the china challenge. what i would like to do for you today is talk about manufacturing and defense industrial base and the historic effort that has gone under the department of defense under president trump. but i would like to do in order to come to that topic, is start at the 30,000 foot level and offer some perspective on how this particular effort fits into the broader grand strategy of the trump administration in terms of dealing with both economic and defense issues. thate start by observing some of our greatest presidents are best remembered for short, profound maxims that guided their policies and led to some of their greatest successes. william mckinley, one of favorite trump's presidents, in 1896 his campaign slogan was "patriotism, protection, and prosperity." it was that slogan that favorite led to strong tariffs and sound money policy, and to a profound realignment of the party under as well as what was the catalyst for strong economic growth. you maysounds familiar, have been paying attentio

bonnie stewart was home when deputies and an ambulance came to her neighbors home bonnie stewart, neighbor: "i never thought anything like this would happen with meth being around in the neighborhood its crazy, you cant trust anything anymore." velena jones, reporting: "deputies say because the family likely walked through different neighborhood it's nearly impossible to pinpoint where that candy came from, unless someone else reports it."mark povolny, detective, washington county sheriff's office:"too much air, too little air, its dried out, its hard there's something that just doesn't seem right about it, there is no reason to chance it."even though the parents told deputies the candy wrapper was completely sealed... investigators say the sweet treats can still contain a chilling surprise mark povolny, detective, washington county sheriff's office: "put it in a syringe and then you can inject the syringe through the plastic bad. people might be thinking that is another reason why it is not true ' who would put and give it away' you actually don't need very much." much."need very you actu

s lie from bonnie and i day to remember the wars europe pledged never to repeat the french president just close to call for a shipment ballenger examinees mocking germany today for mentoring he said to take steps in that direction in talks with chancellor angela merkel will have full coverage also coming up. ahead of european leaders meeting tomorrow to discuss breaks it d.w. visits one english town where the neve evoke was among the strongest and what some people and now switching sides. i'm having a home free glad you could join me germany is marking remembrance day with a number of ceremonies hit in the bundestag french president took part in a special service to all of the victims of war and violent oppression in both wildman the one world war two france and germany fought on opposite sides those conflicts expand explore bandaids across the globe where hundreds of millions of lives were lost and destroyed because of the. and during an address to german new makers michael emphasized the importance of france germany and all european countries working together today. that is why eur

"bonnie yelled and i turned on the light."what happened next has become the stuff of legend.ality, the burglar just ran, said daniels. but you wouldn't know that online, where tales of mr. feeny's heroism are sweeping the web. "my favorite version was that i grabbed him by the neck, threw him down, 'bang, bang, bang,'" daniels said, miming throwing punches, "picked him up, 'bang, bang, bang,' and then he fled."his words of advice for any potential future thieves? "never mess with mr. feeny," he said. (robin) live look live look outside... at the san francisco international airport. well check weather and traffic after th break including a áááissue sigalertááá eb 80 jeo ti lanes 2-5 blocked due to traffic collision. unk eto at this time.. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your checking in checking in on your morning forecast. a new month and a warm start to november in the forecast. daytime highs today will warm further through a new month and a warm start to novembe

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chains on had to wake up andne recount the ♪ ♪ i got a she gon' kill for real talk about clyde and bonniey fallon! [ cheersnd applause ] number one album. best album in the world, baby! yes sir! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah! thank you, buddy. thank you. takeoff! [ cheers and applause ]as "therocket" is out now! my thanks to michael strahan. miael angarano. takeoff, once again. [ cheers and applause ] r and the rootht there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. stay tuned for "late night with. seth mey thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john kerry, from "celebrity autobiography," actress and comedian rachel dratch, comedian daniel simonsen, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening i'm th eyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic t

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let me go to bonnie schneider first, of course, weather has been a huge issue leading up to this parades some question, bonnie, about whether throws balloons would be able to fly because of the winds and the temperatures here in new york. >> well, it looks like the temperatures are holding steady, if not getting colder. they've dropped down to a current temperature of 19 degrees. this is officially the coldest day ever for the macy's thanksgiving day parade ever on record. now the winds, that's something else, very closely watching it. we can measure the wednesday along the parade route to see if there is any fluctuation. the main thing is those gusts stay below 35 miles per hour. that's the forecast. we anticipate them to stay sustained as well. it will be cold and wendy, but i think the balloons right now look good to fly. we are only 30 minutes away from the start of the parade. i can tell you that the temperatures will not be remember whatling u -- warming . the brisk wind, the wind chill will feel like it's in the teens in new york city and around the area. if you are wondering, we

shake your love >> while today's music and movies send up had the real debby gibson, "gma" brought on bonnie >> i pity the fool. >> strahan even got the real mr. t's approval. >> you the toughest mr. t i ever saw. >> suzanne somers and john schneider were also surprise guests. both shows had i love the '80's style confessionals, but only the "today" team revealed their real photos from the '80s and took viewers inside rehearsals starting at 5:00 a.m. >> mama got a little carried away. >> kathie lee killed it as madonna. craig melvin came to play, america. and bueller? bueller? >> nope, that's willie geist. and who won the war of michael j. foxes? nice try george stephanopoulos, but your alex p. keaton wasn't as good as this marty mcfly. cheers. "today" show reporter dylan dryer took us back to the future, alongside al roker. >> here we are. we're ready to go. >> and hoda as elton john, come on! ♪ that's why they call it the blues ♪ >> she really committed with a bald cap giving harry styles a run for his rocketman money. >> >>> we have seen celebs rocki who were the best? counting dow three.

. >> bonnie flores grabbed what she could. >> it was absolutely horrifying. it was, i had to drive, i had to get myself out of paradise. >> she tells me it took 6 hours to drive 31 miles from her home at the butte county fairgrounds. >> and it was just bumper to bumper fire, the leaves coming to the tires and embers coming down. >> this was all she was able to take with her. >> i got clothes i was able to grab, my medicine, my dad made this ship, all of this, my little thing, my mom loved this thing, she died a long time and she gave it me before she died. >> and flores and presents trying to comfort each other. >> we have nothing now. >> the 79-year-old said she saw flames destroy her home, other homes, a hardware store and a church and more. >> the high school is gone, it's all gone, there's nothing. >> jim brand is grateful for his rv and truck, home for now. his wife and cat are safe, but he doesn't know if his still standing. >> we left, i'm sorry -- maybe i'll be going back today and we may never go back, don't know, it's hard. >> volunteers have been s

msnbc meteorologist bonnie snider joins me now. how cold is it, i'm freezing?rprised you're freezing. the windchill factor is so low. walkway washington, new york city, we are feeling like the teens and single digits. the winds have been so strong. not strong enough to deter the parade balloons. we came close with the wind gusts getting close to the parameters in order to ground the balloons, in the meantime, thanksgiving is going to be f frigid. we already had record morning lows in the new york city area, new jersey and connecticut, i expect more to be tabulated throughout the day, but what's interesting is not only is it going to be cold in the northeast, we have cold temperatures into detroit as well, and parts of the great lakes, and then for black friday, not much of an improvement at all. in fact, we are going to be seeing really cold temperatures persist for tomorrow morning, so if you're getting a head start, going to those sales, make sure you're bundled up because temperatures will be in the single digits, the windchill factor is really going to be a

this is namely tara bonny redacted tonight. your headline from the future next week you'll read it in grand display of democracy in action rigged election heads to regrown off. very exciting coming up in five years u.s. nuclear weaponry in space successfully keeping planet earth safe for pillaging. and that sort of show but i have a new stand up comedy special my first in over four years it's available only at leat camp comedy special dot com ten percent of the proceeds are going to veterans for peace and food and water watch you the promo code on call they almost get twenty five percent off take it out we can probably present dot com if you're older than. both the republicans and democrats claim victory in the wake of the midterm elections but it seems the election settled little if anything now there is a dueling investigation warfare gridlock on steroids is this what the voters voted for. this break here in rwanda in the isis terrorist. but there are bad memories. twenty four years ago this country saw a real end of the worl

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as usual i was up with a lot the smalling to watch it's always the highlight of bye week thank you bonnie but john connally warns given the u.k. is due to leave the e.u. in march the twenty one of twenty one thousand than any constitutional wrangling before the judges would have to occur quickly in the new year well john i think the luxembourg court heeling on article fifty is going to be at the end of this month so there might well be time enough another couple of messages from the pullbacks that point if you poll freeman says i want blacks on scottish independence or quote what is the point leaving the u.k. to then make the e.u. new ruler and in the same vein what a good fellow says at what point will you address the theft to eight percent of us who voted to leave and a group of five people that flee who voted remain true for bricks that that's not the land slade you keep talking about and what he's saying there is about the vote in scotland which was overwhelmingly for a million but wasn't alarmed slape as money of points and finally left can be says would be cracking if mr samad was h

traveling to the european court of human rights which is due to issue a ruling over his detentions and bonnie's served twenty days in prison last month for organizing anti kremlin protests. the us think tank says it has identified it least thirteen undeclared missile bases inside north korea the center for strategic and international studies says pyongyang has been upgrading several of the remote sites a report could further complicate diplomatic efforts to end north korea's nuclear program. and libyan leaders are discussing united nations plans to stabilize the country after seven years of turmoil it's the first time representatives of libya's rival governments and fractions have met since may the talks are being hosted by italy and come a week after the u.n. abandon plans to hold elections in december. china says the international community should ignore what it calls gossip over its treatment of the weaker muslim minority the comments by chinese foreign minister wang he followed talks with his german counterpart heiko musts un experts say china may be holding up to a million muslims in termi