and we can now ci’oss to our corespondent charlie rose, who is in brighton.et in brighton, which is a very busy street, full of businesses. behind me you can make out the greek restaurant that this scaffolding in front of it. according to the police, a piece of scaffolding timber fell off the scaffolding timber fell off the scaffolding and fell onto the head of 83—year—old toddler. she was taken to hospital and is currently in hospital with serious head injuries. —— a three—year—old toddler. 832—year—old man from hove has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. another man has been arrested for failing to disclose general safety duties. police are keen to speak to any witnesses, especially any drivers making their way up the street who may have recorded what happened on the— can footage. anyone who was here at the time, do get in touch with sussex police. i have spoken to the manager of the greek restau ra nt spoken to the manager of the greek restaurant behind me. he is keen to point out the scaffolding is nothing to do with him, it is al

james, enjoy your evening on brighton beach.a. ashleyjohn—baptiste in moscow has been to speak to some british colombians who, although born and raised in london, are facing a bit of a dilemma... two teams, one game and one dilemma — who to support? ian and jeff are both british columbians. british—born, colombian raised. i'm a cockney colombian from the kings road. i feel lucky to a cockney colombian from the kings road. ifeel lucky to have a cockney colombian from the kings road. i feel lucky to have a a cockney colombian from the kings road. ifeel lucky to have a lot a cockney colombian from the kings road. i feel lucky to have a lot of traits from both of my cultures. i know what it is to eat fish and chips. i know what it is to understand cockney rhyming slang. i understand cockney rhyming slang. i understand east london. i love being a londoner. but i'm also very proud to have the colombian culture that i have from when i was a kid. i can dance salsa and speak spanish. they both support tottenham football club. tottenham s

i spoke to mark kerr responded, he has been following the story and brighton.y street, many businesses. we can make out a greek restaurant with a scaffolding in front of it and according to the police, is piece of scaffolding fell off the scaffolding there and fell onto the head of a three—year—old toddler. she was taken to hospital in currently in hospital with serious head injuries. as you said, a 32—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm in the man from brighton has also been arrested on suspicion of failing to discharge general health safety duty. now since the police are keen to speak to witnesses, they are keen to speak to witnesses, they are on the street at the time, especially any drivers who were making their way at the street who may have recorded what happened on their dash cam footage. so anyone was here at the time, do get in touch with police. and i have spoken the manager of the greek restaurant, he is keen to point out that the scaffolding has nothing to do with him. that's all to do with a separate company.

it happened on preston street in brighton, very busy street full of businesses. the greek restau ra nt you could make out the greek restaurant with the scaffolding in front of it. according to the police a piece of scaffolding timber fell off the scaffolding and fell onto the head of 83—year—old toddler. she was taken to hospital is currently in hospital with serious head injuries. as you said, 32—year—old man from hove was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. the 39—year—old man from brighton has been arrested on suspicion of failing to discharge general health and safety duty. sussex police are keen to speak to witnesses on the street at the time, especially any drivers making their way up the street he may have recorded what happened on the— cam footage. anyone who was here at the time get in touch with sussex police. i have spoken to the manager of the greek restaurant behind me. he is keen to point out the scaffolding is nothing to do with him. it is to do with a separate company. ina him. it is to do with a separate company. in a statement

tuesday, nasa administration jim brighton stein on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, the 2018 national governors association summer meeting on transformation of the workforce by artificial intelligence. thursday, the conference from new orleans, new jersey senator cory booker, and pencil lieutenant candidate fetterman. this week in prime time on c- span, cspan.org, and on the free cspan radio app. >> next, from the heritage foundation, a discussion about president ronald reagan's cold war strategy.

. 0n brighton beach, they watched into the setting sun.ets on the promenade to watch chance after chance at the chance. the first half came and went, the air still heavy with tension, until king kane. from a ballet class in sorry to the class of an 0pera king kane. from a ballet class in sorry to the class of an opera house during interval, england stopped to watch and in the dying moments of injury time came disappointment. 1—1 after extra time and then, to penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and pure joy, england's penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, england's penalty curse finally broken. tonight's other main story now and a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. the healthcare worker was held as part of a long—running investigation into the high number of baby deaths in the neo natal unit at the hospital. police have not said if the arrested woman was a nurse or doctor,

on brighton beach they watched into the setting sun.reets and the promenade to watch chance after chance after chance. the first half came and went, the air still heavy with tension. until... king kane. cheering from a ballet class in surrey to the cast of the royal opera house during the interval, england stopped to watch. and in the dying moments of injury time, came disappointment. groans from crowd 1-1 groans from crowd 1—1 after extra time, and then to penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and pure joy, the penalties. jubilation, pandemonium and purejoy, the penalty curse finally broken. studio: england now face sweden on saturday. tonight's other main story now and a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. the healthcare worker was held as part of a long—running investigation into the high number of baby deaths in the neo natal unit at the hospital. police have not said if the arr

it is half-time and it's that noisy on the beach in brighton!. it's a good screen. apparentlyjon sobel is not with us tonight because he's watching the football. just as well there is no big breaking news out of washington! our north american editor has gone a while. this is how he is dressed... laughter that is what you call a vintage shirt. i think he looks rather good, actually. we are so jealous of you watching the football on the big screen in your studio, i have asked our editor here to hook me up with the game as well. my screen, by the way, is bigger than yours! laughter that's ridiculous! that is way bigger than mine! this is america, we go big. have you got one of those inflata ble we go big. have you got one of those inflatable chairs you can sit in to watch it with a beer holder? a p pa re ntly watch it with a beer holder? apparently that is a 100 inch screen in my studio for watching the world cup. i sometimes wonder whether we shouldn't just take the cup. i sometimes wonder whether we shouldn'tjust take the rest of cup. i sometimes

our reporter lauren moss is at brighton railway station. of the chaos this is causing. like you say, it is chaotic, and this has affected thousands of passengers heading into london victoria this morning, thousands who come through here at brighton station and stations across the south—east, as services on southern rail and gatwick express were cancelled, and thames link services were also severely affected and many delays. it is all down to a signalling issue, detected at streatham last night at around half past ten by network rail engineers. network rail engineers were working through the night to try and get this issue resolved in time for the morning rush hour. but they did not manage to do so. therefore it has heavily impacted people here this morning. in the last hour, network rail has said power supply to the signalling port at streatham has been resolved, but majorjuice option is expected sometime. they are making an announcement saying do not travel to london victoria along this line unless it is absolutely necessary. of course for

this was brighton beach, joy of the winning spot. today was a special night of every englishman.utnumbered but i'm delighted to them and everyone at home. this was special i don't want to go home yet. this is how the full quarterfinal line—up looks. on friday, initially novgorod. brazil against belgium. the bottom half sees russia take on croatia. then there is that sweden england game. just some other world cup news. the german federation have decided to stick with their manager. after germany failed to get out of that group, his future was certainly being questioned but he says now he wa nts to being questioned but he says now he wants to design the rebuilding with full commitment and said it all ta kes full commitment and said it all takes time that everything will happen. it's not long. they are already looking ahead to qualification. there are 80 teams here, two wins away from the world cup final. two rest days to prepare ourselves for those quarterfinals. now to wimbledon and former champion maria sharapova has been knocked out of this years championships in the opening rou

this genius buried the militants killed in the brighton clashes with israeli forces i'm not says it's reached a tentative truce with israel in the gaza strip but will it last a. class drowning in plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge. i'm glad you could join us sweden is grappling to contain wildfires that are spreading across the country in a sign of how bad things are the civil defense chief has actually come out and said that the fight has been lost against some of the biggest wildfires the country has seen in decades firefighters have put out a number of small fires but the largest blazes will only go out if the weather changes help is on the way from e.u. countries including germany. it's terribly hot terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe trees brush and grass not to draw on . sweden has been hard hit it's struggling to contain dozens of forest fires. after all of that many of the fires cover several thousand hectors such large fires are usually very resource intensive the si

tuesday, nasa administrator jim brighton stock on a proposal to create a military spaceport. wednesday, the national government -- governors association meeting, thursday at 10 p.m., the netroots conference with corey rocher -- cory booker. theday more from me netroots conference. >> anthony kennedy talked about his retirement from the court which he announced in june. he's both at the ninth judicial conference in hama, california -- anaheim, california. thank you. what a privilege it is for all of us to be here. monday, this is a unique conference, justice kennedy is our representative. you will see something in a he has been with us at these conferences and supportive of the circuit. this is his last as a sitting justice. he will always be our friend and welcome to come back. this conversation has a special meaning to us. i want to recognize and thank justice kennedy's wife mary, for being here. thank you. [applause] in talking to marry a discovered that she began her teaching career at a small elementary --,ol in med low are, california. i said i went there. right across t

at home in brighton, the mom of a diver listening to the moment her son and another br ver discovered the missi thai boys. >> i'm proud of him. he is a kind, modest person, and i knew they would do a good job. i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. rg: all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out. monsoon rains will flood thee caves for months to come. fergus walsh, bbc news. laura: the story of the great escape there. president trump's pick to becomt the upreme court justice is on capitol hill today hours after his selection was revealed on primetime tv. brett kavanaugh met with the republican leadership who will guide him through his confirmation hearing v democrats haowed to fight his nomination, fearing that he a could turn the court in more conservative direction, especially over abortion. republicans hold a narrow maerity in the senate and h to confirm him before the noveer midterm elections. judge kavanaugh is a well-known figure in washington who rose to prominence when he served under ken starr, the independent cosel who investigated president clin

musician fat boy slim blends into the background but today is an exception here in the english town of brighton he's the model for photographer joseph ford for dresses his subjects in hand knit items matching their surroundings creating a chameleon effect for his knitted camouflage project that my slim agreed to wear and robe created specially to fade into the eight metre wide smiley face painted on his rooftop a series are so that's that's. a spark a sense of humor. attention to the. ford has been interested in blending objects for years and his eyes are trained to see places that are perfect for melting them together i think the one thing that people of oscar about repeatedly is real is a what you don't see joy is all the retouching but i was very interested in working with sally which is which isn't easy to work with. it isn't perfect you don't get something which looks absolutely perfect that's why i got so excited when i was a bit leaner and so the shooting that's the thing i needed died provides the meticulously crafted knitwear for ford's shoots their collaboration began four years ago.

past the friend with five laps remaining the german surviving the contect to finish second with brighton and i was leeward quite lucky that he didn't take us out so. yeah i could have had a. i'm just well and then it could have been. a disaster far from ideal are they we had a pretty good bit that i can do from about it like that but. for the next thing that only a lack of downforce from his broken front wing potus crashed again this time heading down your recount of there was no such drama for lewis hamilton he finished seventeen seconds ahead of the ferrari's win and hungry. for a first weekend for us thank you so much. we came in knowing that the prize would be real quick if we can but to come out with these points. with different take is a bonus but. we deserve the high this coming hamilton goes into the summer shutdown with a twenty four point advantage over vigil in the championship standings he's also well aware that the upcoming race is inspiring monza a much more suited to his car pool planned with al-jazeera. has one rally fernon but it wasn't such a good day for his team mate

get past the fern with five laps remaining the german surviving the contact to finish second with brighton and i was leeward quite lucky that he didn't take us out so. yeah i could have had a punch as well and then it could have been. a disaster for my they are they we had a pretty good bit today but. i'm not that it's like that but. for the next that leigh a lack of downforce from his broken front wing process crashed again this time heading down your counter there was no such drama for lewis hamilton he finished seventeen seconds ahead of the ferrari's for a six when in hungary. a tough race for us we came for us we came to fight so. we came in knowing that the prize would be real quick this weekend but to come out with a point i would definitely take is a bonus but. it deserved a holiday this kind of hamilton goes into the summer shutdown with a twenty four point advantage over the vessel in the championship standings he is also well aware that the upcoming race is inspiring monza a much more suited to was calm cool planned with al-jazeera. to occur as one rarely firman but it wasn't su

past the friend with five laps remaining the german surviving the contect to finish second with brighton and third i was leeward quite lucky that he didn't take us out so. yeah could have had a bad. which as well and then it could have been a disaster far from ideal are they we had a pretty good fit today but. i'm not that it's like that but the bonds and for the next thing that lay a lack of downforce from his broken front wing process crashed again this time heading down your recount or there was no such drama for lewis hamilton who finished seventeen seconds ahead of the ferrari's for a sixth when in hungary. a tough race for us we came for us we came to fight so. we came in knowing that the prize would be real quick if we can but to come out with a point i would definitely get the bonus but. we deserved the hardest kind of hamilton goes into the summer shutdown with a twenty four point advantage over the vessel in the championship standings he's also well aware that the upcoming race is inspiring moms are a much more suited to his calm cool band with al-jazeera. tannic has one really

a slightly older crowd at brighton beach were equally thrilled to watch dele ali put england 2—0 up.to make sure that the wedding was a priority but we are all england fans, we want england to do fantastically well, so you've got to be reasonable. during the service we asked people to have their phones off but to be fair i did look over and see some people smile partway through the service, when actually asjo was giving of hours, as in i will marry paul, england had got their second goal, but there was no cheers thankfully, but i could see a few grins so i thought things are going perfectly well on both counts. that was guests at a wedding in bristol, the wedding ofjo davidson, sorry, paul davidson and joe gibbons, who didn't miss out on the action despite the ceremony being scheduled for during the match. they we re scheduled for during the match. they were able to see one of the goals before the couple exchanged their vows before the couple exchanged their vows and some kept up with the score after that as well. join us later for more on england's victory. but the papers coming up

the thousands expected here on brighton beach may disagree. your predictions? 2-0. 2-1.t to the next stage? very, we've got to. why? because it's coming home. and across the country in homes, pubs and fan zones like this one, that's just what they want. # football's coming home #. if england win, who knows how far they can go, but they do have a chance of making it all the way through to the final. dan, enjoy it if you can in moscow. the time is 6:17 our top story this evening. a female health worker is arrested in cheshire on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of another six. and still to come, find out which familiar face is flying a secret mission with the raf in the skies above the north sea. we meet the retired. and the new more than two thirds of lesbian, gay, bisexual and tra nsgender people avoid holding hands in public. that's according to the largest survey of its kind in this country, of more than 100,000 people. the government has produced a 75 point plan to try to improve the lives of lgbt people in the uk — promising more suppo

write in that and the longer the game went on always thinking me just talking online we're going to brighton down eventually how many matches if you watch me where a team sets this and eventually even within the last thirty seconds of a game we go guys and then the dog loses but not today and i tell you what. it was full time i looked and it seems our saw the spanish thing and they're all huddled around each other all sort of egging each other on and i look to see their actions and every one of them is like last out on the ground is getting my ass out and i'll . go home rushing you can do it for another twenty minutes or so you can davies and later was just the thing that you took about the reaction of the players i want to say to look at the reaction of the russian manager stands up to chess and this is this is the moment this is a man who still lives a poker face if you can say so the reaction from him so just got a still but who plays absolutely crazy of course that made history the furthest i've ever been in the competition just so. that that mouth never turned into a smile and i was a m

at home in brighton, the mother of an elite diver listening again to the moment her son and another britishcovered the missing thai boys. i'm very proud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out. mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. fergus walsh, bbc news. well let's go back now to jonathan who's outside the hospital. what can we expect to happen over the next fewdays , any word as to when we will see the boys? none at all, the authorities have kept them behind curtains and we have not had a single glimpse of them. it is partly about privacy and control, even their parents did not see them at first. the government says they have to be concerned about their health and welfare, they are worried about infections. over the next couple of days, i think we will hear from the parents, next couple of days, i think we will hearfrom the parents, certainly more from the government, we do not know

at home in brighton, the mum of elite diver john volanthen listening again to the moment her son ander, rick stanton, discovered the missing thai boys. well, i'm very proud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. cheering all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out — mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. fergus walsh, bbc news. our correspondentjonathan head joins us from chiang rai. he has been monitoring all of these events for us. what can this group of boys now expect over the coming days? well, they are isolated in quarantine. these are very, very precious lives right now and the thai authorities are taking no chances. they didn't even let the pa rents chances. they didn't even let the parents see them, they have only seen them through glass so far. there is nothing wrong with them, they are in remarkably robust health given they staffed nine days and have been in complete darkness and then had the ordeal of the jour

at home in brighton, the mum of elite diver john velanthen listening again to the moment her son andsh diver, rick stanton, discovered the missing thai boys. i'm very proud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out. mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. fergus walsh, bbc news. earlier this evening i spoke to andrea danese, a child psychiatrist at king's college london who explained what effect this experience will have on the children. first of all, it's excellent news. i would expect them to also be elated, of course, by the fact of being rescued finally. many of them would still probably experience some emotional symptoms, maybe anxious, agitated and trouble sleeping, for example, and they‘ re agitated and trouble sleeping, for example, and they're still in the hospital, where they've been having some health checks as well, medical checks. visa very normal symptoms and most indi

operator, say they have a temporary solution in place and that power has been restored to the london to brightonnto service, although you can see one stuck there already, but it means that the delays we had earlier on in the day, it means there will be trains and crews in the wrong place, so rail operators are urging passengers not to travel. victoria fritz, thank you. the nhs in england is promising to put an extra £22 million into helping people with learning disabilities get out of institutions and receive support in the community instead. a recent review into the deaths of people with learning disabilities in england found they can die up to 29 years earlier than other people. nikki fox reports.? this is james, happy on a night out. he has a learning disability and usually lives at home with his mum. fran works tirelessly, planning james's care, and employs a number of support workers. but he recently hit crisis point and has been admitted to an institution. as a result, the funding that enables him to live at home could be taken away and fran may have to lay off his entire team. i'm terrifi

administrator there were fears that earth sciences would suffer but remarkably after six weeks in the drug brighton stein converted i don't deny the consensus that the climate is changing in fact i thoroughly believe and know that the climate is changing i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way this year congress passed the highest budget for nasa since two thousand and nine rejecting the trumpet ministrations attempts at cuts so even as uncertainty and delay characterize nasa is human missions into space for the moment at least the agency's urgent investigations into the state of our own planet are secure she have returned see al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories a teenage palestinian activist who was jailed for kicking and slapping an israeli soldier has been released from prison seventeen year old i head to mimi who'd become a symbol of palestinian resistance is urging people to continue to fight against the israeli occupation a boat loaded with aid for gaza has been intercepted by the israeli navy and is being a score tickets to the port city of

administrator there were fears that earth sciences would suffer but remarkably up to six weeks in the drug brighton stein converted i don't deny the consensus. that the climate is changing and i thoroughly believe and know that the climate is changing i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way this year congress passed the highest budget for nasa since two thousand and nine rejecting the trumpet ministrations attempts at cuts so even as uncertainty and delay characterize nasa is human missions into space for the moment at least the agency's urgent investigations into the state of our own planet are secure shihab rattansi. it is good to have you with us adrian sitting in here in doha the top stories this hour an al-jazeera palestinian teenager i had to me who became a symbol of resistance against israeli occupation has been released from prison she spent eight months in jail for hitting an israeli soldier who waited a family's home in the occupied west bank a video of the incident was streamed online and went viral. from the house of the martyr the resistance will continu

. >> my constituents in brighton have used -- the chaos has been a new level of rail hell. since it is effectively run by the department of transport, will you take up the government to ensure action and leadership. action on -- [inaudible] and leadership in terms of getting rid of the -- secretary. the prime minister thinks that reshuffling her cabinet over the past weeks -- can she reshuffle a bit more and get rid of the secretary? >> improvements are not quickly -- are simply not happening quickly enough. we announced a review which we will report in the next few weeks. if the findings show that -- is at fault, we will not hesitate to take action whether that is fines, restricting action to future franchises, or stripping them of the franchise. passengers deserve far better than they are getting at the moment and we will hold those operations to account. >> mr. speaker, -- one of the highest rates of honor killing in europe. will the government take a close look at -- who was staying in the constituency in the north south, but is now staying in the south norfolk, who, if

at the end of the line and the end of their tether, passengers in brighton took to twitter to show others britain. today they are eerily silent. the reason — a power failure to the signalling system power failure to the signalling syste m m ea ns power failure to the signalling system means that almost all services from the south of england to the capital have been cancelled or delayed. thousands of services in the north and south of england have been cancelled in the last month. those that do run have been late and overcrowded. pressure is mounting on politicians to act. what we need is concerted action by the government, by network rail, and by the train operator, to fix these desperately serious transport problems. it is not acceptable for my constituents using great northern to be subjected to this day after day. season-ticket holders and thameslink and great northern will now be eligible for special compensation. the industry will foot the bill until a solution for all becomes clear. victoria fritz, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. still as many questions as answers — just how

administrator there were fears that earth sciences would suffer but remarkably after six weeks in the drug brighton stein converted i don't deny the consensus that the climate is changing in fact i thoroughly believe and know that the climate is changing i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way this year congress passed the highest budget for nasa since two thousand and nine rejecting the trumpet ministrations attempts at cuts so even as uncertainty and delay characterize nasa is human missions into space for the moment at least the agency's urgent investigations into the state of our own planet are secure she obertan see. sarah crevasses a space journalist and astrophysicist she says while nasa is role may change in the future it will always be associated with space exploration. it's about thinking a space is the continent in the world you think and want to have a way of explore governments of going in first in private industry going best so we need to stop thinking of space as an industry and start thinking of a place to do business think of the moon landings as bein

tuesday, nasa administration jim brighton stein on president trump's proposal to create a military space force. wednesday, the 2018 national governors association summer meeting on transformation of the workforce by artificial intelligence. thursday, the conference from new orleans, new jersey senator cory booker, and pencil lieutenant candidate fetterman. this week in prime time on c- span, cspan.org, and on the free cspan radio app. >> next, from the heritage foundation, a discussion about president ronald reagan's cold war strategy. >> before i introduce my wonderful guest, i want to lay out a couple of things, first i want to say hello to jen nolan, who i work with at george washington university. we do a project of placing nuclear follows on capitol hill. then, my friend willie curtis, formally a naval cavity -- academy professor, who is now retired. i went back and looked at a 1979 cement and house armed services committee report on nuclear weapons. this is before the soviets invaded afghanistan. every singular is a single nuclear program was cut. everything from the b-52, the b- 1

administrator there were fears that earth sciences would suffer but remarkably off to six weeks in the drug brighton stein converted i don't deny the consensus that the climate is changing and i thoroughly believe and know that the climate is changing i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way this year congress passed the highest budget for nasa since two thousand and nine rejecting the trumpet ministrations attempts at cuts so even as uncertainty and delay characterize nasa is human missions into space for the moment at least the agency's urgent investigations into the state of our own planet are secure she had returned. well there's more to everything we're covering right here you can watch us live there as well the address al jazeera dot com. quick reminder of the top stories this hour a palestinian teenager whose arrest by israeli security forces troops global attention has been released from prison i had to mimi was sentenced to eight months jail time after kicking and slapping an israeli soldier who entered her family's property she's denounced the jailing of child

i have spoken to people from north wales and brighton.n new york, you are british dual citizenship, british american, what has brought you particularly here? what is it about donald trump that has brought you to the protest? it's not about donald trump. it's about the moral is that the policies and misogyny and the racism that he represents. i don't even want to give him the respect of it being about him, i have come to say that we don't believe in any of these things, racism, misogyny, separating children from their mothers, all of this kind of thing. is he really racist? he has people from diverse backgrounds and his team. is it really that other races?|j backgrounds and his team. is it really that other races? i would beg to differ with that statement. i think it is quite apparent that this man isa think it is quite apparent that this man is a white supremacist and has surrounded his cabinet with white supremacists, perhaps people prefer the term white nationalists. and i came here today to my first—ever as a young person, to come out

brighton, he bought a modest ability of the end of the 18th-century. over the next 25 years, greatly enlarged and transformed its interiors into these bizarre and spectacular asian inspired fantasies. it was the prince of wales, his chinese and indian inspired heeriors in the objects .nspired many of which were made in china and japan, specifically for export to europe. walesably, the prince of tired of his asian inspired exoticism and moved on to a new british national style. perhaps appropriately in the wake of the defeat of napoleon, a wave of patriotism brought about the medieval gothic style. though it was used throughout the 18th-century, from the middle of the 1820's, a new interpretation was seen and was enthusiastically taken up by the designed gustus, who furniture for george the fourth with thees barry, houses of parliament and big ben after the fire destroyed the old medieval buildings. his campaign to preserve the gothic style found its inspiration in its book. in this image on the left, which , he hasou can make out imagined a town built

said they have a temporary solution in place, and that power has been restored to the london to brightonce, you can see one stock there already. but it means that the delays we had early on in the day, there'll be trains and cruise in the wrong place. rail operators are urging passengers not to travel. the advice is to check what's running first thing in the morning. the nhs in england is promising to put an extra 22 million pounds into helping people with learning disabilities get out of institutions and receive support in the community instead. a recent review into the deaths of people with learning disabilities in england found they can die up to 29 years earlier than other people. nikki fox reports.? james has a learning disability and usually lives at home with his mum. fran works tirelessly chant —— planning to his's care, and employs a number of support workers. but he recently a number of support workers. but he rece ntly ha d a number of support workers. but he recently had a crisis point and has been admitted to an institution. as a result, the funding that enables them to live

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at home in brighton, the mother of an elite diver listening again to the moment her son and another britishproud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out. mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. stay with us on 0utside source — still to come. donald trump has arrived in belgium — it's at the start of a trip that will see him visit nato, the uk and meet vladimir putin. this comes after two people were poisoned attending a public meeting where officials answered questions about the investigation so far. and being in touch with contamination as we invite advice, if he had been in a place where you might have been in an area with low—level contamination,, where you might have been in an area with low—level contamination, , if you become ill with this stuff from actually contacting a significant amount, it's within six to 12 hours, but yet to be in touch with the that is the moment france went

none more so than his pavilion at brighton, he bought a modest villa at the end of the 18th-century. over the next 25 years, greatly enlarged it and transformed its interiors into these bizarre and spectacular asian inspired fantasies. there we are, sorry. there we are. it was the prince of wales, his chinese and indian inspired interiors and the objects he inspired filled the pavilion and -- he commissioned or bought to filled the pavilion and revived the style, an outdated term that describes 19th-century creations that responded to actual asian works of art. many of which were made in china and japan, specifically for export to europe. there we are. inevitably, the prince of wales tired of his asian inspired exoticism and moved on to a new british national style. perhaps appropriately in the wake of the defeat of napoleon, a wave of patriotism brought a revival of the medieval gothic style. though gothic was used throughout the 18th-century, from the middle of the 1820's, a new interpretation was seen and was enthusiastically taken up by the tireless designer augustus pugin, who d

into the north bay, 85 for petaluma, the same in sonoma about 84 for san rafael, into the east bay, brighton7 castro valley and inland we're warm in the 90s. 91 san ramon, 96 brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast a warm afternoon on the way. carcon copy tuesday for warmer weather moves in on wednesday and turp up the humidity on thursday and friday. that's the weather. the roads with alexis. >> good morning. we do have some heavy traffic out of the tracy area. i know no surprise, but it's extra slow today. checking out some of the speeds traveling on 580 out of tracy, 23 miles an hour, 6 miles an hour on 205, although an earlier crash near 11th street has cleared. 13 miles an hour once you get closer to altamont pass. it is just really tough. a couple of earlier issues combined with just those typical weekday volumes making it a rough one today. also heavy at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on pretty early today, 5:21 this morning. you are stacked up into the maze as usual. mass transit good way to go, 56, bart no delays, 3, 5, 7 on time. normal service, no delays for san

also, joining us today and at that event is nasa administrator jim brighton stein. where's jim? thank you, jim. thank you and marilyn, thank you for being here from lockheed martin. @your many years of decline american manufacturing is coming back bigger and better and stronger than ever before. it's happening. we are in the midst of a great economic revival in the united states. we have added 3.7 million new jobs since the election including more than 370,000 in the manufacturing alone. remember during the campaign they all said you will never add manufacturing jobs, that's obsolete they would say. beginnings is obsolete? i guess they were wrong. i guess they were wrong. we are adding a lot more. are most a million workers discouraged by the promise-- policies by the previous administration and frankly other administrations and now, we turn to the workforce. new unemployment claims are at the lowest level in almost half a century. think of that, lowest level of unemployment. [applause]. unemployment rates for americans, for african-americans, hispanics, asians, americans all of

administrator there were fears that earth sciences would suffer but remarkably up to six weeks in the drug brighton stein converted i don't deny the consensus. that the climate is changing and i fully believe and know that the climate is changing i also know that we human beings are contributing to it in a major way this year congress passed the highest budget for nasa since two thousand and nine rejecting the trumpet ministrations attempts at cuts so even as uncertainty and delay characterize nasa is human missions into space for the moment at least the agency's urgent investigations into the state of our own planet secure she have returned elders are still out on al-jazeera and the band known as the body snatcher. retribution after a big one in london peter has all the details in just a bit and for. full of struggles. going on there he moved in with them and with time this is yeah he she flew in with. full of pleasure me. an intimate look at life in cuba today mean for us on the top because i remember asking me when i came out of sort of the middle i may hang my cuba on al-jazeera. the middle eas

reached out to eritrea castro many thanks they don't exist catherine sawyer there in nairobi met brighton is chairman. a political think tank covering the horn of africa he joins us now live via skype from mombasa kenya matt good to have you with us so the deal is done but all of the hard work lies in the future doesn't it one of the challenges the main challenges that lie ahead. i think there are three main categories of challenges that the parties face after this initial sort of honeymoon period and the first of enthusiasm for the agreement which which is well justified but the first set of challenges relates to the actual implementation of the peace agreement and these include the transfer of territories and of populations in both directions across the border they have to do with the normalization of relations including movement of people and of trade which involves questions of. currency exchange and also the the status of eritreans who fled their country and may not be properly documented a second category of challenges has to do with the impact of this agreement on the domestic poli

now let's go to chi chi izundu, who's with england fans in brighton. thank you forjoining us.etty tense there behind you. i cannot tell you how tense it is and actually bent. this is the most animated this crowd has been. what you cannot see is the beautiful sunsetin you cannot see is the beautiful sunset in which they are getting to watch this amazing match. there is a lot of people lining the beaches who did not buy one of the special tickets to come watch in this specific area, there is about 3500 that are packed the beach, but if you look across, if you can see the people that have lined the promenade who are trying to get a glimpse of the match. as you say, it is england against colombia, and we are still waiting for a goal. the tension here, i have to say is palpable. the expectation is incredibly high. as you can imagine, just this fan zone, but fans those up and around the uk are waiting for a goal. what a beautiful setting it would be if england do go through to the next stage the world cup. many thanks and iam sure stage the world cup. many thanks and i am sure the t

at home in brighton, the mother of an elite diver listening again to the moment her son and another britishthe missing thai boys. i'm very proud of him. john is a very kind, modest person and i knew that they would do a good job and i kept my fingers crossed for both of them. all the thai navy seals and the international divers are safely out. mission accomplished before the monsoon rains will flood the caves for months to come. with me now, is andre dah—nah—za, a child psychiatrist at king's college london, he's also a spokesperson for the royal college of psychiatrists. the children in the family. what happens when they come back down to earth after the excitement of these past few hours? it is first of all, excellent news, and you would expect them to also be elated by the fact of being rescued finally? many of them will probably experience some emotional symptoms, anxious, agitated. and they'll be having health checks in the hospital. these are very normal symptoms and most individuals, not only children exposed to such an ordeal will have these kind of symptoms. i will expect these sym