caging somebody is a human rights violation.uncertain terms as a human rights lawyer. i believe the commission on human rights, the ghana police, the ministry of health, the ghana health service should move in to address and stop caging of mental health patients in prayer camps in ghana. we then went to a traditional healing centre that also helps the mentally ill. we found 16 men chained in one room. one of them told us he had been there for seven years. the government is trying to enforce its ban on the use of chains, but for centres like this, it is too expensive to build rooms for each patient. they claim chaining is the only option. chaining is banned and we are taking steps to go around the country to enforce the ban. so those who are now caging them, which is even more of a human rights issue, what are you doing about it? likewise with chaining, what we are doing is that we are bringing down for training the prayer camps‘ proprietors, the owners. after you have done the training, whoever persists will be taken as having v

it is a hallucinogenic horror movie, starring nicolas cage. nicolas cage at his most nicolas cage. a logger living with his partner who draws graphic novel style sci—fi inflected images, they are abducted by a manson —esque cult and this sparks a trail of increasingly surreal vengeance. the best way of describing it is, there was a fellow in some years ago which was a really strange horror movie that almost played out like a dreamy nightmare. this is very much like that. it is a blood—soaked fable, there is violence, chainsaw battles. i know that won't work for you! you are not selling it. but there is a certain section of the horror audience who will love that. what's most impressive is that doesn't deliver the sucker punch, what makes it powerful is the feeling of trippy, a week, asleep, nightmarish atmosphere. —— awake, asleep. very strange arty visuals. if you're somebody who's interested in horror, i think it has a lot to offer. if you're not, and i do know that you're not, i wouldn't advise it as a first dip in the water. we've laid the groundwork there. not good for me, but

caging somebody is a human rights violation.terms as a human rights lawyer. and i believe that the commission on human rights, the ghana police, the ministry of health, the ghana health service should move in to address and stop caging of mental health patients in prayer camps in ghana. we then went to a traditional healing centre that also helps the mentally ill. we found 16 men chained in one room. one of them told us he had been there for seven years. government is trying to enforce its ban on the use of chains, but for centres like this, it is too expensive to build rooms for each patient. they claim chaining is the only option. chaining is banned, and we are taking steps to make sure we go around the country to enforce the ban. so those who now are caging them, which is even more of a human rights issue, what are you doing about it? likewise with chaining, so what we are doing is that we are bringing the for training, the prayer camps' proprietors, the owners. after you have done the training, whoever persists will be taken

>> vegans to mediators can agree that animals should not be confined in cages. >> cages too small to even move an inch. douglas kennedy, fox news. >>> we have full coverage starting at 7:00 and we will stream covered live on "ktvu.com." >>> the fourth world series title in the last 15 season. celebrations following last night's big win by the boston red sox. >>> the bay area brings a mix of sun, clouds and wind and parts of the bay area under a red flag warning. meteorologist rosemary barroso has another look at your bay area forecast. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marsha

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it would ban the sale of eggs from hens in small cages. farmers who sell their produce in california will have to change their farming practices or lose one of the biggest markets in the country. even this cage-free farmer in california is against it. >> the people who do suffer are the consumer. the prices going up. reporter: these cage-free eggs cost double what the regular eggs cost. they say you are taking away consumer choice. choice. josh book is from the humane society of the u.s. he says what they really want is to make people stop eating meat all together. >> not only meat, milk and eggs. meat, milk and eggs. reporter: your critics say you are not really an animal shelter organization. what you are trying to do is turn people into vegetarians. what do you say? >> everyone from vegans to meat aters can agree animals should not be confined in cages. reporter: cages that are too small to sometimes move an inch. jon: a super typhoon tore through the these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to gro

caging somebody is a human rights violation.ion on human rights, the ghana police, the ministry of health, the ghana health service, should move in to address and stop caging of mental health patients in prayer camps in ghana. we then went to a traditional healing centre that also helps the mentally ill. we found 16 men chained in one room. one of them told us he had been there for seven years. the government is trying to enforce this ban on the use of chains but for centres like this, it is too expensive to build rooms for each patient. they claim chaining is the only option. chaining is banned and we are taking steps to make sure we go around the country to enforce the ban. so those who are now caging them, which is even more of a human rights issue, what are you doing about it? like with the chaining, so what we are doing is we are bringing them for training, in the prayer camps, the ministers. after you've done the training, whoever passes will be taken as having violated the law. mental health is a worldwide challenge and g

it would ban the sale of eggs from hens in small cages.ractices or lose one of the biggest markets in the country. even this cage-free farmer in california is against it. >> the people who do suffer are the consumer. the prices going up. reporter: these cage-free eggs cost double what the regular eggs cost. they say you are taking away consumer choice. choice. josh book is from the humane society of the u.s. he says what they really want is to make people stop eating meat all together. >> not only meat, milk and eggs. meat, milk and eggs. reporter: your critics say you are not really an animal shelter organization. what you are trying to do is turn people into vegetarians. what do you say? >> everyone from vegans to meat aters can agree animals should not be confined in cages. reporter: cages that are too small to sometimes move an inch. jon: a super typhoon tore jon: a super typhoon tore through the all money managers might seem the same, jon: a super typhoon tore through the but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher in

as soon as the fight finished, mcgregor‘s opponent vaulted the cage and headed towards the irishman‘swl began. and in half an hour, click looks at the technological advances in the art of photography. good morning and welcome to bbc news. brett kavanaugh has been sworn in to the us supreme court, following the closest senate confirmation vote in more than a century. he has denied allegations of sexual misconduct as a young man. last night, president trump hailed the appointment as "truly historic", but democrats said it would galvanise their support at the polls. here's our north america correspondent, barbara plett usher. it has been a great week for donald trump — the economy's looking good, the supreme court, even better. i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. just a few hours ago, the us senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states' supreme court. this is what president trump promised voters he would deliver, and he has, a month before midterm elections. brett kava naugh's confirmation c

i don't understand how people can talk about ijump in the cage.hat about talking about my religion, about my religion, he talk about my religion, my country, my father. well, former ufc fighter dan hardy was commentating on the fight for bbc radio 5 live and says the brawl cast a shadow over the sport and that khabib should be banned for his actions. i don't see any other way around it and if he's suspended depending on how long for, which i think would be at least six months and maybe 12 months for his actions. that is footage of him jumping feet first into a crowd of people. that is unforgivable. unfortunately he will be suspended for a period of time which means the belt would probably be stripped from him and then we will see tony ferguson facing someone else for the vacant title. lewis hamilton is on the verge of a fifth formula one drivers' championship. he could wrap it up as soon as the next race in the united states after dominating to win the japanese grand prix. his main rival — ferrari's sebastian vettel — tried to gain ground from eig

tus out buddy wanted to see what life was like outside of his cage. officer chase put him back in the cage and secured him withbi ogy books. best call she got all day. >> these are my favorite calls. they're totally harmless. >> all in a day's work i guess. >> listen, i have so manyti qus. why is there a boa in that school? why is it a boa in that school. >> it's educationalos pu. >> until it eats a child and then what happens. >> it's like a panda will bash your face in. >>hy do you have to drag my pandas into thisconversation. leave my gentle, sweet, pandas >> you guys are so great. it's been such a fun week filling in with you. you're fantas draphank you, amelia >> it's friday. >> i ow >> 60 degrees right now. wow. >> yeah. so fall is here in a big way. so we're in storm team 4 weather alert today, winba you py heard them overnight. gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour until about 6:00 a.m. after that theinds will diminish a little bit but it's still going to be breezy on your friday and a big temperature drop yesterday. our high was today our high abo

out in the fourth round but that's when the real drama started to be lost control jumped over the cage and set of a brawl by attacking mcgregor as team this grainy mobile phone footage shows the moment a big jump into the crowd he was trying to get to one of mcgregor sparring partners there was a scuffle with several people involved in punches thrown a security tried to break it up all that was going on two men one wearing a red t. shirt apparently from hibs on charge jumped into the cage and sucker punched mcgregor from behind mcgregor trying to defend himself before security eventually managed to calm things down organizers refused to give her his belt in the ring to avoid inciting the crowd further the fighters were escorted back to the dressing rooms u.f.c. president dana white said three of her team were arrested but released after mcgregor said he did not want to press charges have been person is being held pending an investigation by the nevada state commission he could still be stripped of his title about an hour later after calming down in his dressing room had been came out w

foil blanket, a mylar blanket and then in a larger space, we saw larger cages, 30 by 30 cages, where families were separated. mothers in one cage, fathers in another, daughters in a third, sons in a fourth. i stood in this one 30 by 30-foot chain link cage and said, these young boys who were lining up by height who were being prepared for being fed, these small boys, the smallest knee high to a grasshopper, maybe 4 years old, these young boys had been separated from their parents? and the answer was, well, senator, not all of them. some of them arrived unaccompanied. but i said many of these boys in this cage were taken away from their parents? they said yes. i said, well, where did that happen? they said, well, we brought the family in that door over there, and then with some explanation, we said we need to take your son away, we need to take your daughter away, we need to take your spouse away, and they were locked up in these various locations inside that warehouse. so it was -- it turns out it was real. the administration was criminalizing a flight from persecution, a flight that

baby cage. of great so get a lot baby foods coming along. t used to be you bought baby food at the pharmacy and families found these wonderful new products. no longer had to mash the food. tell alth advisers would ou, you just smashed it up and fed it straight to the baby. "look" rticle in magazine some doctors started babies on strained meat before two weeks old while others waited two months. then, f course, by american baby food bill topped 200 million, not including milk. went into say what babies came out of babies. you'll have to read the book for details on toilet training. ut i will say, because it's an important part of the way we talk about babies, well into the learned to , babies control their bowls by being and then a bowl, graduating to the toilet seat or outhouse. late as 1940, 35.5% of all american household did not have flush toilet and by 1950 a quarter of all american homes toilet. have a flush so toilet training meant and it g different, equired the literal hands on assistance of adults. so it's going to create a market f

opposed to creating further cages. there is also property by caltrain that is right down there where it is very free and you can build -- >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> thank you. next speaker. [cheering] >> hi there. my name is carl and i carl and i am an organizer with the rest of regional. sheriff hennessy, the only time i have ever agreed with her if she said the jail is an embarrassment and that is true. this whole process is an embarrassment. i have been here for year is demanding there be no jail in san francisco. i was on the g.r.p. workgroup. it was an embarrassing process. and to see what has not come out event and to see how the city has continued to only prioritize those responses is embarrassing. it makes me feel sick. and supervisor ronen, you are asking who possess responsibility it is. in large part, it is your responsibility to take on this issue. there is not much we can actually do as people who are just living on the ground and our loved ones are in jail and dying. >> this is a very sp

in the cage! >> reporter: shortly after, authorities seen here escorting nummagomedov away. >> it happened so fast. he scaled that fence like he was a parkour guy. the police did what they could do. >> reporter: this morning three men from nummagomedov's team arrested and his million-dollar holdings being held. >> first of all, i want to say i'm sorry to the athletic commission. sorry to vegas. i know this is not my best side. >> the biggest night ever and i couldn't be more disappointed. you know me, i'm usually mad at everything. i'm not even mad. i'm just really disappointed. >> reporter: the moment sending social media into a frenzy. mike tyson tweeting unimaginable. never thought it would go down like this. crazier than my fight riot. this latest altercation between the ufc fighters comes after an incident in april involving mcgregor and nurmagomedov at brooklyn's barclay center. this video obtained by tmz sports showing mcgregor throwing a dolly at a bus. mcgregor led away in handcuffs, late

nick cage at his most nick cage. inflected images, they are abducted by a manson—esque cult and this sparks a trail of increasingly surreal vengeance. the best way of describing it is, there was a film some years ago which was a really strange horror movie that almost played out like a dreamy nightmare. this is very much like that. one the one hand it is a blood—soa ked fable, there is violence, chainsaw battles. i know that won't work for you! you are not selling it. but there is a certain section of the horror audience who will love that stuff. what's most impressive is that's not what delivers the sucker punch, what makes it powerful is the feeling of trippy, awake, asleep, nightmarish atmosphere. very strange arty visuals. big throw—back vibe to it. if you're somebody who's interested in horror, i think it has a lot to offer. if you're not, and believe me, i do know that you're not, i wouldn't advise it as a first go in the water. we've laid the groundwork there. good. well, not good for me, but for anyone who li

now in baikonur cassock stand where earlier today cosmonaut aleksei off chin in and astronaut nick cage had to make an emergency landing outside of the site use m.-s. ten rocket launch there was supposed to make it into the i assess now there was some trouble with the rocket and they had to make an emergency capsule landing a military parachute was deployed and emergency services arrived at the scene within ninety minutes of their landing and let's take a look at the timeline of events that led up to this. we were at the launch site doing live coverage of so i use m s tens blast off into the cosmos earlier today and at the beginning things seemed according to plan we saw the rocket go into the sky the tourists that were watching friends and family other journalists they were taking pictures smiling clapping congratulating the crew on their successful blast off into the sky but then we started getting signs and unconfirmed reports that something was wrong for something that hasn't happened in over thirty years it's really a miracle that these two came out on injured and alive donald cord

of the cage. eats. activists spent forty days tracking the park's leopards and soon established which wanted to kill the child and terrorize the nearby film city complex they gave the animal the name regulus and that. this. will be full. and then we decided immediately give you have to be. there. most of mumbai's leopards live peacefully in the national park. to the urban surroundings. they have become. they would have a fight in the same day. but here we have. music lives like they have to sort of. the conservationists work is vital to protecting the leopard population and ensuring the big cats can co-exist peacefully with their human neighbors. from mumbai let's head south to the city of. equal community foundation has been running programs engendered of in this thirteen to sixteen year old boys the primary eve. all those years of early conditioning on gender roles and patriarchy and to learn instead about treating people as individuals. on the outskirts of india sixteen year old grew up here recently

for ventilation are known as cage hotels. the wilson man's hotel is closing for renovations and when a reopens there will be fewer rooms and they'll go from three hundred twenty dollars apiece to eight hundred dollars and up so many people here are going to have to find a new place and for some that could mean the street is single room hotels have closed chicago's homeless problem has increased. so. solemn and johnson used his tiny room is a bridge from one life to another that's the good thing about everybody. is single room hotels disappear that's a bridge that each year fewer americans are able to cross john hendren al-jazeera chicago. visits is to take in london maybe leaving the latest exhibition didn t. that is the installation that relies on the power of everyday people to make it work on the angela my explains. there is an image of a refugee this floor that might never be seen unless hundreds of strangers cooperate come together and let the heat of their bodies uncover it it's an impossible task but artist. has high h

and later, the cage could not contain their rage. a brawl breaks out at a u.f.c. fight. u..is krvment fight. >> quijano: health officials in minnesota are telling doctors to be on the lookout for a rare disorder called acute flaccid myelitis, or a.f.m. it attacks the nervous system and can cause paralysis. there are no known treatments. 38 cases have been confirmed in the u.s. this year. six children were recently diagnosed in minnesota. here's kate raddatz of our minneapolis station, wcco. >> we usually would see, you know, zero-to-one case in a year. >> reporter: state health officials are trying to figure out why there has been a surge in cases of a.f.m. in the last month. the disease was originally discovered in 2014, but typically affects fewer than one in a million children. >> we're not clear what is the cause. we know that viruses have been associated with it. >> reporter: viruses, like those that can cause west nile. but it is unknown if it could be linked to genetics, environment, or if it is contagious. all six victims in minnesota have been under the age of ten.

((welgan)) "it explicitly abolishes cage confinement for hens, if prop 12 passes, cruel cages will bephased out of california and will be completely illegal by the end of 2021." if passed, prop 12 would also ban the sale of products raised in environments that don't meet the proposed space standards. tag. (ken)could the president's could the (ken) tag. (ken)could the president's business interests in saudi arabia pose a conflict of interest if the saudis are found responsible for the death of a washington post journalist? what republican lawmakers are calling for... up next members of congress on both sides of the aisle want tough consequences if missing journalist jamal khashoggi was indeed killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. meanwhile, secretary of state mike pompeo held meetings with top saudi leaders today -- and the president says answers will be coming soon. karin caifa (kay fa) has the latest on what's become a high stakes foreign policy decision for president trump. from both sides of the aisle -- calls to send a message to saudi arabia.sen. ben cardin, (d) maryland

which means the russian retains his title, but afterwards, in extraordinary scenes, he leapt over the cagethe cage and appeared to attack mcgregor inside the 0ctagon. it's since emerged that three of khabib‘s party have been arrested and his payment has been withheld pending further investigation. i want to say sorry to the athletic commission, to nevada, to vegas. i know this is not my best side.

tapped out in the fourth round but that's when the real drama started last control jumped over the cage and sets off a brawl by attacking mcgregor's team while this grainy mobile phone footage shows the moment having jumped into the crowd was trying to get someone of the greatest sparring partners there was a scuffle on punches thrown a security trying to break it up. and while that was going on two men one wearing a red t. shirts apparently from company entourage jumped into the cage and sucker punch mcgregor from behind mcgregor tried to defend himself before things eventually calm down. knowledge has refused to give his belt in the ring to avoid inciting the crowd further. other fighters were schooled to back to the dressing rooms u.f.c. president dana white said three of them were arrested but released after mcgregor said he did not want to press charges of beebs fight purse is being held pending an investigation by the nevada athletic commission he could still be stripped of his title. and about an hour later came out of the dressing room with his belt and apologized. i want to say

they give these workers some job security for a change in benefits and stop patenting things like cages they patented cages that they can have their workers in while they are on the warehouse floors we believe in the thoughts of the host of the show were directed to not leak out lee great to speak to many thanks. now the economic sun beijing and washington is escalating with both sides slumping hefty import tariffs on each other the u.s. vice president mike pence is now even claimed china's goal is to help start on top china has initiated an unprecedented effort to influence american public opinion the two thousand and eighteen elections and the environment leading into the twenty twenty presidential elections china wants a different american president. term brought in a first wave of tariffs on chinese goods beijing answered with restrictions on u.s. imports it also filed an official complaint with the world trade organization washington then followed up with more than two hundred billion dollars worth of terrorists against china and a crucial retaliation china announced that stopping

-- putting children in cages. our job is to make sure we are committing more resources to taking care of people than on weapons designed to kill them. spendies around the world well over $1 trillion a year on weapons of destruction while so in dire poverty. what president dwight d. eisenhower said, and please remember that dwight d. eisenhower was not a radical socialist, he was a republican. [laughter] sen. sanders: this is what eisenhower sent in 1953, just a few months after he took office. remember,, this was a four-star general who led american armed forces in world war ii. made, everyhat is warship launched, every rocket thosesignifies a set from -- theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are unclothed and are not clothed. this is spending the sweat of its labors, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its people." as he was about to leave office in 1961, eisenhower was so concerned about the growing power of the weapons industry that he issued this morning. government,cils of in the guard

watch the man in the red shirt, scaling the cage. punching mcgregor, who tapd out of the sanctioned fight only moments earlier. it was pure pandemonium. police later detaining thrmen, nurmagomedov's team. >> it's bad. there will be an investigation by the nevada athletic commission. there's going to be big money fines. these guys are in big trouble. >> reporter: and the undefeated russian athlete apologizing, but pointing the finger at mcgregor's corner. >> he talk about my religion, he talk about my country, he talk about my father, he come to brooklyn and he broke bus. >> reporter: khabib referencing this wild incident in april when mcgregor threw a dolly at nurmagomedov's bus. he also tries throwing a metal railing. mcgregor pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct. the fighter on twitter reacting to this weekend's match, ready to go another round. writing, "good knock. looking forward to the rematch." tom, after the match, the ufc president said mcgregor declined to press charges and all three men have been released. >> marcus, thank

for ventilation are known as cage hotels the wilson men's hotel is closing for renovations and when a reopens there will be fewer rooms and they'll go from three hundred twenty dollars a piece to eight hundred dollars and up so many people here are going to have to find a new place and for some that could mean the street is single room hotels have closed chicago's homeless problem has increased when i was young a coming of the wood a lot of. gangs. so the. his tiny room is a bridge from one life to another. every. single. year that's a bridge that each year fewer americans are able to cross. chicago. folks . welcome back well dozens of people in the democratic republic of congo die every year from flooding caused by rivers and sewage systems blocked by plastic rubbish well the government has banned plastic bags and bottles but many people say more needs to be done on sort reports. this is an important trigger that crisscross. and i tributary to the congo river but look at it state after years of neglect and dumping of much of the city's waste those who live in the township of colomb

this was an abandoned lion cub and this cub was found in a small cage by someone outjogging.t the cub is now being cared for at a wildlife park —— five months old. dutch police are looking for the owners. they‘re not sure what happened but they‘re interested in. the most important thing is that the little cub is ok —— there in investigating. that is good to hear! —— they are investigating. from both of us, goodbye! good morning. some autumn warmth to come in the week ahead, but before that, i just want to concentrate on the rain. it was a pretty miserable sunday across the far north—west of scotland, a lot of low cloud, it was windy at times and there was some rain, some of it persistent. a couple of inches of rain has already fallen in parts of the north—west of scotland already, and there‘s more wet weather to come for the next couple of days. so i just want to concentrate on this rain, notjust extending through scotland at the moment, but right out into the atlantic. we‘re going to see a plume of moist airjust feeding in off the atlantic, and it could bring some localised

for ventilation are known as cage hotels. the wilson man's hotel is closing for renovations and when a reopens there will be fewer rooms and they'll go from three hundred twenty dollars apiece to eight hundred dollars and up so many people here are going to have to find a new place and for some that could mean the street is single room hotels have closed chicago's homeless problem has increased when i was younger coming of the with a lot of. gangs so. solem and johnson used his tiny room is a bridge from one life to another that's the good thing about everybody's work is single room hotels disappear that's a bridge that each year fewer americans are able to cross john hendren al-jazeera chicago this year's nobel prize in physics has been awarded to three scientists and for the first time in fifty five years a woman is one of the winner american all frenchmen. and donna strickland of canada were announced as the winners in stockholm nuru and strickland developed a new laser which allows them to old to matter including improvin

when you talk about children in cages, we need to understand we have so many children in cages in america. that have been separated from their families. i have a nephew, her sister -- hisister was on drugs father was in and out of prison for six years. sense he thought it made to make money by selling drugs. he did this for three months, was caught with a gun, 18 years old? -- he said the gun was not loaded. said, you are six feet five inches, why would you think you need a gun? he served three years in jail, got out, he got married, he has seven children. he still has problems getting a job at 33, the only job he can get his fast food. but when they find out you have a history, they tend to give you less hours, you are the expendable employee. inil that 18-year-old comes who has never been in trouble, gets more hours. it is unfair. in terms of those who are incarcerated now, they are men guess he is not been it a trouble -- has not been in trouble and day since he got it, he is a strong christian, talked to him a week ago, he said you would think after these years i have not done anythin

reporter: he's part badger, part skunk, and he fired a wreaking rocket after he entered the photo cage could something that cute be that stinky? >> reporter: it smelled so terrible that the next animal to leave the red carpet and head into the photo cage, a rare bintowan, took one whiff and backed out. sartori said he should have photographed the stink badger last. but the little stinker is a pungent prize. >> there's nobodse coming along to photograph the stink badger. that's the case with 95% of the ones i photograph. these are things that nobody will ever know existed if it weren't for the photo ark. if they can just see how beautiful this thing is, they would care. >> reporter: he cares so much he spends half the year traveling the world. we saw him work 12-hour days in stifling humid 100-degree heat. >> okay, let's switch to right. >> reporter: it was tough for us just watching him build pop-up studios, switching between backdrops of black and white. >>> why did you decide to use either black or white backgrounds? >> there are no distractions in these pictures. it's just the anima

that it's that that insecurity is that way that poor whites feel that they're going to be put into a cage as into those buildings do you think all of this rhetoric kind of plays into their insecurities i think that what the the best thing they've had going for the over the past one hundred years is they get the chance to be white in america and that's just wrong gets to. these administrations in these race baiters the nice people have is that you know we're selling to you guys are really really bad you guys are doing good but you know what you're not them you know and they use that and that's what these rallies are all about this is the energy that breeds these you know my god i've got to be i've got to be. where i want to be a radical. and i got here a radical you know to be able to protect this so you know they probably feel like they're like mercenaries for you know the guards of culture but doing these things and that's just a problem when i see well of the poor whites need to look at poor latino people look at poor black people and say look the top one percent wealth is going up it w

for ventilation are known as cage hotels. the wilson men's hotel is closing for renovations and when it reopens there will be fewer rooms and they'll go from three hundred twenty dollars apiece to eight hundred dollars and up so many people here are going to have to find a new place and for some that could mean the street is single room hotels have closed chicago's homeless problem has increased when i was young coming of the with a lot of. gangs. so. solomon johnson used his tiny room is a bridge from one life to another that's the good thing about everybody's work is single room hotels disappear that's a bridge that each year fewer americans are able to cross john hendren al-jazeera chicago. one of the largest employers in the united states is raising pay for its work as that and in the united kingdom the giant online retailer amazon the says it will now pay all employees at least fifteen dollars an hour starting next month article hang takes a look at what's behind the move was sick of me. america has a problem the divide

you're not putting children in cages? >> i am not, sir.i never would. >> abusing people. >> you have a program where they would hurt the economic liability of this state with salt. you have raised taxes 30%, my fiscal conservative friends are going to raise taxes 30%. rich, i'm here to fight for new yorkers. i am a new yorker, there are rights to being abused, this is a cancer that these people have brought. november 6 -- not just democrats, you're going to see a lot of republican moderates come out, a lot of independents come out. i don't want this, i don't want this anger. i don't want this division. this is not who we are about. >> fifteen seconds. >> you have sought to escalated, your description of my life and record is so dishonest that it's absolutely shameful. it just is. there are no words to describe how -- >> you supported trump. >> i gave you eat more time. we are going to move on. we are moving on. >> your decision. >> how people expressed sexual identity has social occasions. president trump wants to change the definition of

((welgan)) "it explicitly abolishes cage confinement for hens, if prop 12 passes, cruel cages will bepassed, prop 12 would also ban the sale of products raised in environments that don't meet the proposed space standards. tag.tag.standards. tag. ( darya ) a school board candidate in fremont says she is receiving hate filled messages on facebook because she is a muslim. fahria khan is the only muslim among seven candidates running for two seats on the fremont school board of trustees. the posts on social media claim she "kick god out" and try to convert students to islam. khan has deleted the posts but is hurt that this could be happening in one of the most diverse cities in the bay area. khan isn't the only candidate in fremont facing this kind of harassment ... a camapign sign of a city council candidate was defaced with a swastika. ( james ) coming up at 7 o'clock ...taking the kids to disney land is going to burn a bigger hole in your pocket. we'll have the details in the next hour. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look this isn't ju

i saw pages of children with -- i saw cages. cages of children. i saw cages with little girls inside of them. i talked to mothers whose children have been taken away from them. if ice can't tell the difference between a threat posed by a nine-year-old girl and a terrorist or criminal, then it needs to be reformed. that is the problem we have got. that is a problem we have right now. we need to do two things. we need to make sure there is security and that it is consistent with our values. immigration has made our nation stronger stop we have an immigration plan. i voted for it in 2013. it was but artisan, it strengthened border security -- it was bipartisan and strengthened border security. what it did not do is spend resources taking children away from their mothers. taking people away who show up to testify. jon: candidates come i would like to get our final break out of the way and then we will pick up this topic. i am guessing you both have more to say on it. the is what we will do when debate continues in a moment. please they with us. ♪ the