>> well, when the incidents occurred in the cafeteria, we were not alone.ople in the cafeteria, but because the way the tables were, there were few individuals who were within the immediate area of the conversation. >> of those incidents that occurred in places other than in the cafeteria, which ones occurred in his office? >> well, i recall specifically that the incident about the coke can occurred in his office at the eeoc. >> and what was that incident again? >> the incident with regard to the coke can, that statement? >> once again for me, please? >> the incident involved his going to his desk, getting up from a worktable, going to his desk, looking at this can and saying, "who put pubic hair on my coke?" >> was anyone else in his office at the time? >> no. >> was the door closed? >> i don't recall. >> are there any other incidents that occurred in his office? >> i recall at least one instance in his office at the eeoc where he discussed some pornographic material and he brought up the substance or the content of pornographic material. >> again, it is d

hill: well, when the cafeteria,kurd in the we were not alone.ere other people in the cafeteria, but because the way the tables were, there were few individuals who were within the immediate area of the conversation. hairman biden: of those incidences that kurd other than in the cafeteria, those incidences kurd in his office. can you tell me what incidences kurd of the ones you described office?kurd in his prof. hill: well, i recall specifically that the incident kurd in his e can office at the eeoc. and what was : that incident again? prof. hill: the incident with coke can, that statement? chairman biden: would you for me, that once again please. prof. hill: the incident involved his going to his desk, a work table, going to his desk, looking at saying, "who put my coke?" on chairman biden: was anyone else in his office at the time? no.f. hill: chairman biden: was the door closed? recall.ill: i don't chairman biden: are there any incidences that kurd in his office with just -- in his period? prof. hill: there is -- i recall his ast one instance

this cafeteria in north and gone i was more ambitious and scale. this residential project is the biggest so far materials are cheap it's cost about one hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars that's about one third less than the price was invention new building and there are more advantages you get very very good in indoor air quality. the walls are ten million solidity of directly the room temperature termites cannot eat it up is proof due to the monolithic structure of the wall hasn't got any water joints in them so when there's an egg recall there's the ground shakes you don't get them collapsing and the fact that they can stand up better to earthquakes isn't the only plus these buildings help save electricity the building food school you don't need to be seen even if you did you know this ruins of the i mean it's just going to be minimal health to. sustain them by a moment to. reduce our carbon prints. the company's business is booming but a sin and have business partner given back to society is well ok think you are good to go we actually train th

my mother worked in a school cafeteria.e only money they made, they made by the virtue of time and their hands. and here i show up and i have this whatever you want to call it, talent or insight, whatever you want to call it. i become a capitalist. i want to be careful i don't sound like i am bragging, but i wish i had a nickel every time somebody told me how grateful they are for what i have done. it gives them employment, and it gives them opportunities to be capitalists. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and by that i mean, not for the individual, for the society, the country? ken: where ever it is given a chance. what i don't understand is go to hungary, go to cuba, venezuela, go all over the world where they disavow, where they hate capitalism, and look at the quality of the life of the people that live there, and look at the quality of the life of the people that live here. we have a lot of things wrong in america, but we have a lot of a whole lot of things right in america too. so the question

my mother worked in a school cafeteria.e only money they made, they made by the virtue of time and their hands. and here i show up and i have this whatever you want to call it, talent or insight, whatever you want to call it. i become a capitalist. i want to be careful i don't sound like i am bragging, but i wish i had a nickel every time somebody told me how grateful they are for what i have done. it gives them employment, and it gives them opportunities to be capitalists. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and by that i mean, not for the individual, for the society, the country? ken: where ever it is given a chance. what i don't understand is go to hungary, go to cuba, venezuela, go all over the world where they disavow, where they hate capitalism, and look at the quality of the life of the people that live there, and look at the quality of the life of the people that live here. we have a lot of things wrong in america, but we have a whole lot of things right in america too. so the question to me is

this is the plan year 2019, cafeteria plan document to review. this is an annual thing that i present to the board. it is an action item because of the fact that this is one of our plans documents and any material changes to this document has to be reviewed and approved by the board. this is from section 125 of the internal revenue code. we required to have a complaint document. back in november last year, we had an education session on section 125 of cafeteria plans and why it's important for us to follow these rules consistently. throughout the membership. included in your pocket is a summary of the changes. there are not that many this year. the first change i would like to draw your attention to is on page 30. it is updating the name of the executive director. the second change is updating on section. >> commissioner ferrigno: , updating on the annual election amount maximum under i.r.s. guidelines. currently the health care fsa is maxed out at 2500 per year. the i.r.s. has increased that so we are increasing that as well to 2,650 per year. i

the bus drivers, those who work in the cafeteria, the janitors and custodial staff who clean up . this community, making the most of the fact that we are one of, if not the largest binational community anywhere in the world. as far as the approach of this ad, him speaking to a crowd , not necessarily a tailored or manufactured at, what do you think? >> it is in line with what the campaign style has sought to be from the beginning which is this raw peopletic, centric campaign that is focused very much on his travel throughout texas. every ad or digital or tv ad so far has basically been the livestream footage from his campaign stop stitched together into a compilation showing the places he has been. does contrasthere thereto cruise is pretty obvious which is that he has not been as visible in the state as some folks would like him to be. he ran for president for a healthy chunk of his first term and so that implicit contract does contrast there. rourke doesn't turn it into an attack, but i think that goes without saying in some cases. host: here is ted -- ted cruz's ad. >> he is sh

. >> policías visitaron cafeterias para detener el rono de computadores ahora que conmversaron las caleses ciudad mostrarael comundady fotografías de asaltanes violentos . >> se cpñen meses en la poesía , acaloradas petciopnes . >> entre gritos y explosiones . >> (inaudible) . >> esta protesta fue después de moirr por la policía de sacramento . >> el hermano de carls dice que l más iomp ,es que necesitan asumir las consecuencias . >> (habla en inglés) . >> mientras cpontinmua la exposición más refuerzops llegaban .- >> tensiones que crearon estaetuicuibn de tidis . >> (habla en inglés) . >> un anmuigo del oficial fallecido dice que no es una protesta pacfica porque muestra lo conyrario . >> no se sabesi continúan las manifestaciones . >> noticiero telemundo . >> la policía isca a un sujeto robando dinero en florida , las imágenes captaron al sospechoso metiendo ropa interior en la basura es descrito como un hombre de 40 años de edad ly este es el momento en que un ofcial en texas disparó contra hombre desarmadop . >> el ex policía ahrdió a este hombre , l victiam fue herida por la espalda

actually worked there will be employees of this is famous for having you know everything is free cafeterias in the house massages and they really do we please still have that much power well it depends like this is this was only three thousand employees which makes up three percent of all google earth and their initiative made google turn around even though the currency all is very much invested in the defense business because he's also on the defense board so i think that might be some power balances playing off every now and every now and then but in general i think people who work at google do work there and they do realize that they're part of something very big and unique let's hope it stays that way for another twenty years thank you very much sure is a local thank you. meanwhile germany is sending a well timed birthday card to google announcing plans to curb the power of u.s. internet companies reforms to germany's competition law would strengthen the authority of his regulators to prevent internet plant phone from becoming monopolies german economics minister paid to maya said today

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se defendió y perseguió rezando con que iba a matarlo >>> el sujeto que grabó a clientes de una cafeteríaitio pues trabaja como plomero y tenía acceso a estas instalaciones >>> no salen de su asombro al enterarse que en el baño este hombre estaba grabando a varios clientes sin su autorización que >>> la policía dijo que era una cámara que estaba escondida. un empleado inició el reporte >>> así lograron dar con su paradero.lo que no se conoce es si llego como que la persona o como trabajador, ya que es plomero y por eso tiene acceso a muchos otros solitarios. el hombre de 85 años, encontraron más evidencia en su contra en su hogar, pornografía infantil su nombre está en la página de internet, ya había estado en la cárcel por el mismo delito >>> en el 2008 g cinco sin miedo a las estudiantes de una preparatoria >>> aunque la cámara fue detectada antes de que el sospechoso pudiera extraerla dijeron que ahora estarán más alerta >>> el sospechoso está detenido aquí encuentra 37 cargos criminales >> josé manuel beltrán se presentará mañana en un juzgado de san francisco este hombre está acusado

>> well, when the incidents occurred in the cafeteria, we were not alone.ople in the cafeteria, but because the way the tables were, there were few individuals who were within the immediate area of the conversation. >> of those incidents that occurred in places other than in the cafeteria, which ones occurred in his office? >> well, i recall specifically that the incident about the coke can occurred in his office at the eeoc. >> and what was that incident again? >> the incident with regard to the coke can, that statement? >> once again for me, please? >> the incident involved his going to his desk, getting up from a worktable, going to his desk, looking at this can and saying, "who put pubic hair on my coke?" >> was anyone else in his office at the time? >> no. >> was the door closed? >> i don't recall. >> are there any other incidents that occurred in his office? >> i recall at least one instance in his office at the eeoc where he discussed some pornographic material and he brought up the substance or the content of pornographic material. >> again, it is d

wires and you've been working a long day and you can swing by your kids' school to have lunch in the cafeteria, use the flexibility when you can. and then the third thing would be to include them in your life too. 100 years ago there wasn't as much distinction between the adult world and the children's world because over a third of americans still worked on the farm and so as soon as you were old enough to toddle you were feeding the chickens and you were part of an adult world too. the industrial age changed that and our children tend to spend more time with children than in the world of adults, but by bringing them into your world and showing them what it means to be a responsible caring adult citizen in america, you're doing wonderful things for them and so we would try to find things that -- that they could handle so that we are within, that were age appropriate in some way but, you know, my son went to his first black tie dinner when he was 5 and he did a great job, he was the first guy out on the dance floor and the last guy off. [laughter] >> but he still remembers and when he was in mi

why one democrat is comparing those hearings to junior high cafeteria food fight. >>> plus, -- >> youait longer than you should have to wait. >> reporter: you are not happy ? >> it's my birthday, i am not happy. >>> in the short-term, work on bart not making many happy, but in the long term, things are expected to get better, the labor day work that had rider's taking the bus brett kavanaugh may not be getting a lot of rest this labor day bracing for what could be a grueling day tomorrow. >> president donald trump's pi f, doug luzader, has more from washington >> reporter: at this point in his life, brett kavanaugh has navigated his way through yale law school, the kenneth starr clinton investigation, a white house job, and a dozen years as a federal appellate judge. nothing may prepare him for what is about to happen on capitol hill tomorrow. >> it could end up being a junior high school cafeteria fight. >> reporter: kavanaugh will face a gauntlet, we know how these things layout in this heightened partisan atmosphere because we saw this happen when neil gorsuch was confirmed last ye

we gave them colors and -- >> cafeteria. >> reporter: the staff pitched in money for the ceremony knowing huge sacrifice that's ahead. >> yout counselor decided he wanted to do something nice for us. i'm trying to go to the marines. >> reporter: the couple has an infant daughter together, so while patrice is serving her country, a.j. will watch after the baby. >> he can take care of everything. i got to give him pointers and remind him of things but other than that, he got it down. >> reporter: the high school principal served as the wedding oh fish yant. >> we support them during and after school. i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: with a kiss, the deal was sealed. now that the festivities are over it's time to get to work. a.j. are start college and patrice will head to the marines and start basic training. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> very nice. >> good luck to them. >> yes. people were taking to social media today wowed and furious about strange looking clouds in the east bay. >> our abc 7 reporter lesley brinkley captured a similar image in oakland. they say it's a rare

los delincuentes literalmente arrebatan los dispositivos a las personas que se encuentran en las cafeteríasrobado, pero no lo consiguió. >>> llegó el día, las autoridades del condado santa clara cumplieron con el plazo de tener el terreno listo para la villa esperanza >>> el grupo de indigentes que ahora tendrán un lugar donde poder estar legalmente y con el apoyo del gobierno en servicios básicos >>> así quedó el terreno sobre la calle de san josé donde se instalará a los indigentes que son parte de la villa esperanza y otros más de san josé. equipos de trabajo se encargaron de quitar la vegetación, de limpiar el área e instalar drenaje para que puedan acampar legalmente aquí por seis meses y ya no se tengan que esconder de la policía. >>> es que le temen a los coyotes, también a la autoridad que los va a correr >>> los dos grupos de indigentes estarán separados por una cerca y tendrán entradas y salidas por separado, y aquí los trabajadores instalaron sobre plataformas cada casa de campaña nueva para cada uno de ellos, el supervisor que estuvo presente supervisando la labor de esta mañana

staffers and offices in cafeterias watched spell bound for hours. at least 1200 protesters were in the streets, mostly in support of ford.ery democrat votes against kavanaugh, gop can't afford to lose more than one of their own. >>> ahead, we will talk with minnesota senator, amy klobuchar about thursday's hearing and what comes next. >>> president trump and rod meto nt week rosenstein went to the white house monday expecting to be fired. it followed reports he discussed recording the president and he denied the allegations and was not dismissed. wednesday, mr. trump said he would prefer not to fire him. rosenstein is overseeing mueller's investigation into the 2016 election. >>> they called the latest claim about the nuclear program by prime inister benjamin netanyahu ridiculous. he is a long-time opponent of the 2016 accord meant to stop iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. netanyahu accused iran of keeping a secret warehouse outside tehran. >> the reason they didn't destroy it is because it hasn't abandoned. the goal is to develop nuclear weapons

nothing they prepare him for what's about to happen on uld end up being a junior high school cafeteria food fight. >> reporter: cavanaugh will face gollancz. we know how these things play out in this heightened partisan atmosphere because we saw it happen where you have neil gorsuch was confirmed last year. republicans will praise him. democrats will try to block him and some have refused to meet with him. they have been pressing for more documents come especially from his time while working at the white house counsel's office during the george w. bush administration. >> because they will be revelatory as to what he thinks , particularly about executive power and how he will enable donald trump to enlarge and expand the power of the president. >> reporter: this is after all, a numbers game of the centage. if republicans are unified there is not much democrats can do beyond sending a message to their constituents for the upcoming midterm elections. >> it is great political theater for their constituents. when they go back to their districts they can say, look, we did everything we could

this cafeteria in north in ghana it was more ambitious and skill. this residential project is the biggest so far materials are cheap it's cost about one hundred fifty thousand u.s. dollars that's about one third less than the price was invention new building and there are more advantages you get very very good in indoor air quality. the walls are ten million salinity of the red glitter room temperature termites cannot eat it up is proof due to the monolithic structure of the wall hasn't got any water joints in them so when there's an egg recall there's the ground shakes you don't get them collapsing and the fact that they can stand up better to earthquakes isn't the only plus these buildings help save electricity the building feels cool you don't need to see this even if you did you know this release of the i mean it's just going to be minimal health to. sustain them by a moment to. reduce our carbon prints. the company's business is booming. but a sin and have business partner given back to society is well ok think you are good to go we actually tr

precedent is not like a cafeteria where i can take this and not that. >> trevor: this guy loves precedentcall him mr. precedent. you might even say he's the precedent of the united states. ( laughter ) ( applause ) oh, come on! come on! the joke wasn't that bad! ( applause ) come on, it wasn't that bad. but here's the thing, even though kavanaugh says he follows peres department, he doesn't act like it, because if you look at his history as a judge whether on a woman's right to choose or gun control, he's always twisting precedent to get the conservative result he wants. kavanaugh is like a guy who says he's on a plant-based diet but then you catch him eating a steak and he's, like, well, cows eat plants, don't they? so technically precedent. the thing is cavanaugh can say what he wants but it's clear he won't rule in favor of reproductive rights, otherwise trump wouldn't have nominated him, but it does feel strange that this dude could get soon to decide what all women can do with their bodies, a fact senator harris made sure to point out. >> can you think of any laws that give governmen

and they have cafeteria facilities. those type of things that you really need in order to accommodate a large number of people. >> reporter: in all, there are roughly 1,000 volunteers from state, local, and national levels working together in these exercises. a rare occurrence, but an important one. given different agencies a chance to run a real world disaster drill in conjunction with other first responders. although this drill was designed for an earthquake, the need for an emergency shelter has become an all too common occurrence, especially in the wake of the wildfires. >> some of the issues you might encounter might be different. >> given all the fire devastation that we've had in california, mass care shelter is at the forefront of urban shield. >> urban shield exercises will run through next week. there will be a special free preparedness fair for the community in castro valley. paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ahead tonight, a teenager stabbed with scissors in a busy san francisco shopping area. police say t

rtain time, if i could get myself up and get dressed and get iaithe wheel and take myself to the cafeteria, i could eat whenever i wanted to >> there's a chance he could walk again. >> that's whey think about all the time. gettingody back in shape to where i could go back to work. >> reporter: earlyne year, he'll marry the woman who dragged him to safety last fall. >> i'm very grateful to have been given second chance and to have chacin here with me. i feel like we're meant to be after all this h happened. >> sunrise hospital recently hosted a survivor's luncheon, reuniting patients with doctors and nurses. rose marie's strength honored in a tribute. just this week she smiled as she left the hospital a headed home. >> rose mase not giving up. she's still fighting, but she's not giving up. >>> still ahead, deep side the caves that may one day help prevent a nuclear war. >>> also, the answer is? >>> also, the answer is? we'll tell you about and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can

it's our administrators, our bus drivers, cafeteria workers.o i'm not looking at just one clas employees. i'm looking every last o of our employees who contribute to the educational experience. they allo deserve paid at the rate that their neighbors are being paid. >> our guest is dr. monica goldn who is thenterim ceo of prince george's county public >>> welcome back. we are talking with the new leader of the prince george's p interim ceo dr. monica goldson who has just taken the job. you've done a lot of work in just a couple of months. getting back to schools for just a seconde learn that valerie irvin, former montgomee county councilmember for lieutenant govee leaving mo and she's joining your staff in prince georges coming on board as the assistant employee labor relations office. a told her job will be to help the school system with the union, the relationship. >> correct. we're excited to have miss irvin join our team. she's serving as a lee an a son to help resolve any issues they mightave or experience wit our employees. employees.ur an

. >>> rats and mice and a high school cafeteria. in a popular restaurant as well. the places that were infested and the action taken to get rid of the problem. >>> a catholic bishop resigned after facing sexual assault allegations. the meeting the catholic church is holding today with us church leaders. >>> please body camera video shows shooting in a bank building that left three people dead and two others injured. the gunman walked into the lobby and started shooting at random. officers shot and killed him during a gunfight. investigators have yet to release a motive. >>> vatican order the archbishop of baltimore to investigate allegations that a member of the catholic church sexually abused several adults. today the pope accepted the resignation of michael bransfield because of the allegations. meanwhile, the pope's meeting with the catholic cardinals of the united states on the issue of sexual abuse by priests. in february, the vatican plans a start meeting with bishops from around the world. it will focus on detecting children and preventing sexual abuse by pr

del arresto se la encontrÓ pornografÍa infantil, drogas y evidencia de los vÍdeos grabados en la cafeteríar alternativas para sobrevivir. algunas de estas personas que viven en casas rodantes, dicen sentirse amenazadas por una medida que promueve una agencia de hispano alto. ramÓn tiene la informaciÓn. ramÓn: a pesar de que la ciudad tiene planes de asignar un espacio para que las casas rodantes estÉn en un lugar seguro, parece que falta mucho por hacer. en medio de la incertidumbre, el departamento de obras pÚblicas pretende restringir el Área de estacionamiento pÚblico. esta es la informaciÓn. la situaciÓn para los propietarios de casas mÓviles que permanecen estacionadasennis palo alto, se complica. josÉ de jesÚs rodrÍguez, se refiere a las medidas que pretende adoptar al departamento de obras pÚblicas y transporte de hispano alto, al decir que podrÍa afectarnos. >>lo estÁn queriendo correr de la ciudad, esto es parte de la ciudad. >>un problema que hay ido creciendo con el estaciÓn amento de vehÍculos de gran tamaÑo y longitud. >>siempre hemos tenido casi los mismos parqueo si nunca na

. >> it will also impact cafeteria workers, bus driver schedules, coordinating with the elementary school students. this would create havoc. >> reporter: senator anthony portenitino who authored -- portentino who authored the bill said there would be better situations for students. >> we're very active. we have activities. we dance until 9:00 four nights a week. so they get home, get into bed by 10:00. i mean it's a matter of managing your time. >> reporter: and the governor has until the end of the month to sign the bill. if he does, schools will have until 2021 to transition. in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. other bay area headlines, alameda county authorities opening a homicide investigation, a body was found in niles canyon yesterday near the railroad tracks south of highway 84. the victim was not hit by a train but died at the hands of another. >>> animal experts in santa cruz are blaming rat poison for making this bobcat sick. it's an ongoing problem when bobcats eat the rodents. they also ingest the poison. the chemical prevents blood clotting and causes the bobcats to bleed to de

>> because this is-- not starbucks, this is-- cafeteria. >> wow. >> reporter: the company plans to open its more standard stores in italy by the end of this year, and has struggled in other countries with a strong coffee culture. they say they are entering italy in a humble way. but there's nothing subtle in this multimillion dollar spectacle. seth doane, cbs news, milan. >> quijano: spectacle indeed. that is the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." for more news any time, go to cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. head.. with used parts. >>> we are now just learning how catastrophic it could have been had the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose moved ahead with used parts. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> i'll juliette goodrich. kpix5's devin fehely has learned the equipment that now has to be replaced could have left the system wide open to cyber attacks. >> i just thought

actually were to do with employees of this village famous for having you know everything's free cafeterias in the house massages and they really do with the employees still have that much pollard's well it depends like this is this was only three thousand employees which makes up three percent of all google earth and their initiative made google turn around even though the current c.e.o. is very much invested in the defense business because he's also on the defense board so i think that might be some power very big and unique let's hope it stays that way for another twenty years thank you very much sure is a locker thank you. venezuela has more oil reserves than any other country in the world maybe that's why until now gasoline in costs cost next to nothing for venezuelan drivers and businesses just one us dollar can buy hundreds of thousands of liters of no longer president nicolas maduro has now put a stop to the heavy fuel subsidies as venezuela lurches ever closer to economic collapse moore a socialist government is looking anywhere it can for sources of revenue. venezuela's gasoline i

maybe we could have lunch in the cafeteria some time or some evening after work?. calling me on a day like this, what with a cold? how do i look? fine. thank you. that's the first thing i ever noticed about you. when you were in the elevator you always wore a flower. good luck -- and wipe your nose. it seems derogatory to say, "oh, he's a personality actor," or "he plays the same thing all the time." how well does he do it? (man) all those in favor... (jack lemmon) tracy, when he's just sitting and listening to somebody, i would say the son of a b---- is hearing for the first time. he hasn't heard that before, he's thinking about it. gary cooper had such distinctive characteristics in his behavior pattern. well, jimmy, with, "ah, eh, ah, ooh, um, eh," you know, and the hesitations and this and that. but, god, you look back on some of those, and how he used them. oh, i, i'm sorry, gentlemen, i... i know i'm being disrespectful to this honorable body, i know that, i... a guy like me should never be allowed to get here in the first place, i know that! and i hate to s

. ♪ david: he is the american success story, the son of a plumber and a cafeteria worker who went toor his business degree. ken langone fought his way onto a wall street that did not want him and proceeded to put together some of the most important deals of his generation, culminating in cofounding home depot. now, a national chain with 300,000 employees. but langone is the first to say he can be rough around the edges. he is not afraid to speak his mind. a supporter of donald trump that who has real doubts about the president's approach to trade and deficits. on this edition of "bloomberg big decisions," ken langone.

ago a super typhoon hit their community and they've barely recovered julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support your family now it's gone and. it really hurts us we don't know where it's back and everything happened so fast and now my business is gone the destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of typhoon victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted. the philippine government says efforts to help are well and do but from past experience filipinos know it's never enough they barely had much space for the typhoon now they have even less. al-jazeera out of the province north. of the middle east iraqis may finally be getting a working parliament m.p.'s elected a new speaker on saturday ending months of political deadlock but concern is growing the control of iraq's politics may be swinging towards pro iranian parties matheson from baghdad. after months of political deadlock since the last election iraq's parliament may be growing into gear m.p.'s have finally

julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support your family now it's gone. it really hurts us we don't know where it's back and everything happened so fast and now my business is gone the destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of typhoon victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted. the philippine government says efforts to help are well under way but from past experience filipinos know it's never enough they barely had much before the typhoon and now they have even less. of the prophets nor did the beatles well from the philippines typhoon monk court has now made its way to hong kong where the territories issued its highest storm alert people from low lying areas have been evacuated and focuss are predicting up to one hundred millimeters of rain for sunday hong kong's biggest airline cathay pacific has warned problems to expect up to four hundred cancellations over the next three days with sarah joins us live now from hong kong sara so this is stil

julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support your family now it's gone. it really hurts us we don't know where to begin and everything happened so fast and now my business is gone the destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of the victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted. the philippine government says efforts to help our will and do we but from past experience filipinos know it's never enough they've barely had much before the thai food and now they have even less. to get i'll just zero book out of the province north of the philippines will hong kong and parts of southern china are now bracing for severe weather as typhoon monkhood travels across the south china sea magnetise expected to make landfall on sunday with wind speeds of up to two hundred kilometers an hour hundreds of flights have been cancelled in hong kong while all ferry services across china's guangdong province have been suspended chinese government has issued its second highe

ago a super typhoon hit their community and they've barely recovered julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support your family now it's gone. it really hurts us we don't know where to begin and everything happened so fast and now my business is gong the destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of typhoon victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted. the philippine government says efforts to help are will and do we but from past experience filipinos know it's never enough the barely had much space for the thai food and now they have even less. similarly look at al-jazeera arabic out of the province in order to defeat. a typhoon manhunt is now affecting hong kong as it moves towards a southern china hong kong government says the storm poses a via threat to the territory and people have stocked up on food and supplies it's a major airline cathay pacific has one travellers to expect up to four hundred cancelled flights over the next three days. and in the u.s. the

staffers and offices in cafeterias watched spell bound for hours.least 1200 protesters streamed into senate office buildings, mostly in support of ford. if every democrat votes against kavanagh, the gop can't afford to lose one of their own. the focus remains on at least five republicans who said they would withhold judgment until after the hearing, including tennessee's bob corker. >> i'm not going to give any impressions in the interim. i want to hear the whole testimony before i say anything. >> reporter: so what happens now? republicans are set to meet this hour here on capitol hill to discuss next steps. they will use that meeting to gauge support for kavanagh. as of now the senate judiciary committee is scheduled to vote tomorrow morning on kavanagh's nomination. if they do, the earliest the full senate would consider him is monday. but it bears repeating, jeff, in a chamber divided, 51 republicans, 49 demtz democrats. if all the democrats vote no, republicans can afford to lose just one vote. >> and there are five republicans who have not sai

julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support your family now it's gone and. it really hurts us we don't know where to begin everything happened so fast and now my business is gong to destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of typhoon victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted. the philippine government says efforts to help are well under way but from past experience filipinos know it's never enough they barely had much before the typhoon and now they have even less. of the province nor did any business with the rebels in yemen say the united nations has agreed to help get injured people out of the country they say a memorandum of understanding was signed talks with un officials in oman however the saudi led coalition fighting the two things in yemen has not commented on the agreement last week talks meant to take place between the yemeni government and who the rebels in geneva collapsed before they had even begun under simmons has been monitoring th

ago a super typhoon hit their community and they've barely recovered julio salah says her small cafeteria was your only means to support your family now it's gone. it really hurts us we don't know where it's back and everything happened so fast and now my business is gone the destruction is similar all across luzon the largest island in the philippines the majority of typhoon victims are from small farming communities the impact has yet to be fully assessed and the cost counted. the philippine government says efforts to help our will. but from past experience. it's never enough they barely had much space for the thai food and now they have less. of the province north. south korea's president is preparing preparing for the first summit with north korea's leader kim jong un since his singapore meeting with donald trump will be accompanied to pyongyang by the c.e.o.'s of the leading south korean companies moon is looking for closer economic ties with north korea despite sanctions over its nuclear program. bride reports from seoul. now the big issue of course adrian is the whole question of d