your produce so mr bridger much cooler presuppose that you produce force from your pledge you my lips you silly truth which are to use that those little forks you reach with them surely. lose. scimitar but i understand they're all going about that in their sowing in my psychotic you deploy skill as if they made a melody and then my old thing that coming out of them to keep their voices that i buy them with my or. arrows it has a serious creature pushed on with the mice. he's a company made his melody in the old some a song for slow down. to kiss a specialist. coaster so you have collateral but i think it's because key. kill look at it because this was falling so precious to the fs so our lives as though illness can discuss so many might even there should trace check on this for so us creates comb. for said the but as you fell face 1st. in focal my school to cast also a special morality and i'm poking my eyes most claws in manaus launching. a muscle com for myself as an adult and value it off as an ally yaar. there's a good way to mahmoud you knew that or you get. used to the c media.

and spend his lot of banning referendums like you mentioned that was a raised 2007 but clearly mr bridger on the end back in 2071 against that constitution because here preceded the referendum do you think he kept watch referendums are contemplated in the spanish constitution but isn't that the. 1978 constitution doesn't it stress the indissoluble unity of the spanish nation which i think is a code phrase for busy so long it so would involve having to look i'm pro in the by the entire country i'm pro independence of and. it's in our program i've been elected to spanish congress been elected to the city council in the cuttle in government it's not illegal because. defending in pursuing a. particular political program be it in the pens be it unionism be it whatever socialism whatever that cannot be illegal now what the can say is that events or acts could be illegal but. we don't believe they did anything illegal by taking people to the to the polling stations the vote that would be outrageous but anyway the issue that you're talking about is really very troublesome can a judge really decid

moved in the direction that they have asked for the bill has not just been declared there has been bridger on an independent police commission 3 m. work already exists and it is in the process of putting together an inquiry on with regard to police activities so there really isn't that much to protest about but they have now escalated their demands and these sort of when meeting mr wong and the congress u.s. congress getting in the act it just provides that much more oxygen for the movement to keep going on even though their protests have been met which is in heaven doubly then drifting towards violence. more than a 1000000 tons of radioactive waste water could be dumped into the pacific ocean that's the stark warning from japan's environment minister where authorities are still dealing with the aftermath of the fukushima nuclear disaster the only option will be to drain it into the sea and dilute it the whole of the government will discuss this but i would like to offer my simple opinion. well ground water has accumulated at the plant since the events of 2011 when the tsunami triggered mu

moved in the direction that they have asked for the bill has not just been declared dead it has been bridger on an independent police commission framework already exists and it is in the process of putting together an inquiry on with regard to police activities so there really isn't that much to protest about but they have now escalated their demands and these sort of when meeting mr wong and the congress u.s. congress getting in the act it just provides that much more oxygen for the movement to keep going on even though their protests have been met which is in dibley then drifting towards violence ok let's look at quickly at some other world news now starting in buenos aires where thousands to the streets there to vent their anger at the country's economic situation people are demanding better wages and food aid elections are coming up at the end of october and under the current administration argentina took out the largest lovin i.m.f. history which is seen the country's economic crisis only worse. in iraq a religious holiday turned to a tragedy when a worshiper fell over during a mass rit

of the big standing rock protest up in north dakota where you had some 10000 people camped out and bridger a big investor in that pipeline company they didn't want to see the same thing happening around line 3 so i think you know they really want to you know kind of have a commuter rail to do you need took you a long time to actually get out of this legal case it seemed pretty hot and dry according to our you've got it the film and you're going to see tomorrow yes i mean i was arrested i said i was a journalist immediately it didn't matter i spent a nice half a day and it was actually very stressful because though i made bail it carried on for a good 6 months and at one point and bridge wanted $85000.00 in restitution . probably need the money i mean let's start at the beginning that the film begins with uranium mining because you're a new muse for nuclear weapons nuclear weapons all talked about at the moment in relation to. middle east wars chile about the uranium mines on native american land it's all down in the southwest there was a lot of uranium mining for the bomb but they left pil

bridger wise we are looking at 13 in the north highs of 20 in the south. louise and charlie.south. louise and charlie. thank you very much, carol. we at 13 in the north highs of 20 in the south. louise and charlie. thank you very much, carol. we will at 13 in the north highs of 20 in the south. louise and charlie. thank you very much, carol. we will see you very much, carol. we will see you later. as we've been discussing this morning, the collapse of thomas cook has caused inconvenience and distress to thousands of holiday—makers. but the firm's 21,000 employees face the immediate loss of theirjobs. david crichton has been a thomas cook pilot for the last 20 years. hejoins us now. he is in uniform! david, when did you hear about this? we know for a while it could be on the cards, when did you hear you could presumably lose yourjob? your mac officially, 1am on monday morning. the writing was on the while earlier that evening, but 1am was the official e—mail saying thank you very much. then later in the day on monday, all of our work e—mail was cut off. were you in the uk? yes

i also met with an employee at the jim bridger coal-fired power plant. she made a strong case that climate solutions must protect workers. i couldn't agree more. wyoming has lost three coal companies to bankruptcy just this year. one of the great lies of the rotten, crooked, climate denial operation is that reducing carbon emissions is bad for the economy and bad for jobs. when in fact the opposite is true. another great lie is that the industry cares much about its workers. carbon pricing would give an economic reason for carbon removal, which in turn could help some plants operate a little longer and ease the workers' transition. but, no, like we saw when coal companies looted miners' pensions, took control of the c.e.o.'s and ducked into bankruptcy, the climate deny alpage path is a dead end for workers. in spite of some wyomingite concept six, my trip underscored how attitudes are changing, even in the reddest parts of the country. over and over again, wyomingites told me that they cherish the stunning landscapes around them. they live in wyoming to