wake up where the clouds are far behind me # where troubles melt like lemon drops # way above the chimneyfind me # somewhere over the rainbow bluebirds fly # birds fly over the rainbow # why then, oh, why can't i? # somewhere over the rainbow bluebirds fly # birds fly over the rainbow # why then, oh, why can't i? # if happy little bluebirds fly # beyond the rainbow # why, oh why, can't i? that was a special edition of north west tonight. on bbc news, we're marking one year since the suicide bombing at manchester arena. beyond 100 days will be starting on bbc four at 7. here, anita mcveigh will continue coverage of tonight's commemoration, together. i'll be back with a look at the first edition of the papers. that's after the ten o'clock news and sportsday. before all of that, let's take a look at the weather prospects — with darren bett. earlier today we had some thunderstorms to the south of london and they have now moved out into the english channel but the threat continues through the rest of this week. but many areas will be dry with some sunshine around and temperatures widely today

dirk: they say the smoke drifts over from here, like in a chimney, across the fence and down onto theiratio, which is a bit lower. and then it gets into their house, specifically into their basement and through the bedroom windows. axel: the courts have been considering the dowes' roof and the air currents for three years now. the county court found it caused no nuisance to the neighbors, but the regional court said it does and imposed the timetable. now, the dowes face a fine up to 250,000 euros or six months in prison for smoking outside the designated hours in their own yard. reporter: and down here in the yard? dirk: can't smoke. reporter: you're not allowed to smoke? dirk: not in the yard. not even in the back. reporter: why? dirk: the neighbors demanded it, and the judge agreed. axel: the neighbors wouldn't talk about the cigarette squabble on cameras. all dortmund is debating it, the smokers and the non-smokers. >> i don't know why they smoke at all. everyone knows it's harmful to your health. >> actually, they should just mind their own business, because i'm sure there's somethi

of also for they see the smoke drifts over from here like in a chimney across the fence and down onto their patio which is a bit lower do you fully and then it gets into their house and specifically into their basement and through the bedroom windows. into. the courts have been considering the door of his roof and the air currents for three years now the county court found it caused no nuisance to the neighbors but the regional court said it does and impose the timetable now the door of us face a fine of up to two hundred fifty thousand euros or six months in prison for smoking outside of the designated hours in their own yard when he goes down here in the yard and small you're not allowed to smoke not new yard guns and there were not even in the back. why. neighbors demanded it and the judge agreed. the neighbors declined to talk about the cigarette squabble on camera all of dortmund is debating it the smokers and the nonsmokers. probably don't know why they smoke at home everyone knows it's harmful to your health it's. actually that's just mind their own business because i'm sure th

you can follow the wall of this cotton warehouse that was turned into -- standing columns, chimneys, bits and pieces -- rows of what it used to be. this is history in its natural state. if you come here, you explore and find what is left behind. you are experiencing what was left. right after the civil war, they moved the courthouse to selma. when that happened, it was white flight. many residents took their houses and reassembled them there. you can see a lot of cahawba in selma. what was left there was abandoned buildings. the newly emancipated slaves moved into cahawba and created a free man's village. in selma, they called it a mecca. speeches were given to these people who gain the right to vote. they created their own churches, schools, and registered to vote here at cahawba. it lasted through reconstruction. when the government pulled out, it became a ghost town. if you visit cahawba, the place to stop by is a priority. this is a program that saves wild places for alabama. i want people to stop here because this is one of the remnants of the old black belt prairie. this is cal

he is a president -- professional chimney sweep. as an official district jim may sweep, he is classed as a local authority. >> they told us the data protection laws apply to us in two ways, to me as a tradesman and as an, municipal authority. but, i am only a one-man authority. he knows he has to protect the company's data but should he come under the same rules as facebook? now, that is completely wrong. to say that someone with 1 -- for employees needs a manager is not true. the rules will need fine-tuning. for now, the search is on for a data protection manager. >> i think the deadline is may 25 and i can't find anyone, i will appoint my wife. reporter: it is a law that is tough on the big guys but can the regulations trample smaller companies? she is the eu's commissioner for justice and consumers. >> are we making it too tough for smaller companies in the business environment in europe? >> i think the gdp has one important feature. it has to be applied in a proportionate way. it has to be proportionate to the level of risk. if

cheerleading yodels get on each side noble price kill voice just production of it to chill in the chimney blusher the night. that you're going to get chased and obvious of of it will. still get to be on a double life. one false. a facet of the media on the types that are by me like him to draw. up show we start know if we of course are. the institute of national remembrance in poland who lobbied for legislation to demolish soviet era monuments including statues of red army soon just on june the twenty second twenty seventeen the polish lower house approved this law. for me keep the visible injury out of reach of only one of us want us to the mucho visible and you get spun naked love is what it should be at all visible a new exhibit screen suicide lend us the kittle you push in shelton's even to the local there is a pony in the timothy. this is what happened to poland when it was occupied by the third royal sion nine hundred thirty nine it ceased to exist as an independent state. but polish textbooks ignored this. serious concern years it was up a cigarette check it out of the let's go the

years ago, all those chimneys were spewing smoke and vapor 24 hours a d.. now, there is nothihing, because we are not refining any oil. the refinery is paralyzed. national oil production has fallen by 50% over the past 10 years. for somome, the drop in prprodun signals the e failure of h hugo ,havez's socialist experiment which lead to disasastrous managegement of thee statete-run firm. its it's employees explain how the seeds of failure were sown. >> ideology comes first. all of the chosen bosses were close to the ruling party and did not know anything about oil. chavez, it does not matter if you are a good technician. what matters is that you know everything about communism, che guevara. the sharp decline in oil prices in 2014 added fuel to the fire. state oil of the company became increasingly uncertain, and salaries collapsed, along with the economy. >> three years ago, $13,000 a month. today,y, six dollars. just six dollars. paradoxicale consequence -- venezuela is now required to import crude oil. and many citizens of the country with the world's larg

>>'s is very, very hard for me to see -- this is very, very hard for me to be the chimney here, wherethe remains of the lodge, the downed trees. >> reporter: those trees, planted by his grandfather, 100 years ago. once mighty pines, now burn stumps. >> to see them all come down knowing my grandfather planted them, it was just more than i can watch. >> reporter: the insurance policy will cover the buildings but not the cost of cutting down all of the scorched, dead trees and clearing out the burned brush. that's where the volunteers come and it >> we just couldn't do this, this literally would not have happened without this kind of help. >> reporter: a professor used to come to the ranch as a little girl and brought her mba students for retreats. now she is helping teach a group of sophomore business students a different kind of lesson. >> i can imagine having to completely restart like they have. it is kind of inspiring to see them doing what they are doing.'s being seeing firsthand, it was very heartbreaking, but knowing that we are doing just little things to help me feel a lot bett

we visited the mud done it this camp immediately after the liberation criminals who are in chimneys corpses pose of shoes we were full of designed to fight the nazis. in us and we would read about it in the german media unfortunately for the young generation this holiday does not matter much. an amazing story now as we said people are now taking part in the motor regiment march through moscow at the moment but earlier in the day it was the military's turn to pay its respects and also show off its might as the capitol held its annual victory day parade in red square here are some of the highlights. my. own. but after the victory day parade one that from was literally bowled over after he got too close to president putin and was manhandled by security you can see it unfold here the president though was quick to react coming straight over to the veteran to offer him his hand the veteran then accompany. as he was heading to the tune of the unknown soldier to lay flowers. now one of the most horrific events during the war was the siege of leningrad now some. the city was completely surrounded by

revisited the mud done it does come immediately after the liberation chroma tour in chimneys corpses pose of shoes we were full of desire to fight the nazis. in us and we would read about it in the german media unfortunately for the young generation this holiday does not matter much. now the row with the soviet army did play into facing the nazis is sometimes underestimated in fact we went to the streets of london new york and paris to check the state of knowledge of passes by about the born some of their answers were sometimes surprising. canada no. united states germany. germany loss you mean what you call now the european union except for germany doesn't count with their. united states britain all their allies england america from russia russia actually need to know and we have to look for. a longer a day left class and is that the. best and they can you go for it obviously the allies defeated the germans out i say person frogs america the americans. supporting nazi germany russia was part of the axis they were part of the axis but they were aligned with hitler i guess russia supp

that come from the chimneys politicians from migrant groups from both ends at night club seats being taking part in something they call the base away the a if they all say trade unions represented in amongst the city are coming out to say no to racism stop racism that's of course what they think alternative for germany stand fulton to for germany themselves they say yes they want to close the borders but that's because they say the policies of angela merkel when it comes to immigration on the right for germany what we are seeing from the large scale county demonstration is this could just be the start of something because coming up this summer there is the big alternative for germany party congress is taking place in out and as i looked into well those counter-demonstrators are getting prepared for that in a big way alternative for germany will be holding their party conference in the beautiful but varied city of the summer however m t fascist groups of the ten and to disrupt it going as far as to publish to guide for those wishing to tear it up and demonstrate that contains a few ti

a man popping out of a chimney to surrender to police.to a cop car before climbing into that chimney. he faces several charges. pete: a lot of bad ideas going on there. president trump once again expressing buyer's remorse for picking jeff sessions as his attorney general. in a tweet he quotes trey gowdy saying there are lots of really good lawyers in the country. he could have picked somebody else, adding and i wish i did exclamation point. brian: that was yesterday. judge andrew napolitano has been thinking about that since that came out. judge, you love the law. you understand the attorney general job and the presidential job. we have never seen anything quite like this. judge: no. brian: did justify sessions make a mistake saying in that job? >> yes. i have known him for years. it pains me to be critical of a friend but i have to be honest. he shouldn't have accepted the job he should have said you know what this the job i have wanted all my life. i have prepared for and it aspired to it but i'm going to be in this middle of this russ

bounce off instead of falling to the ground that that's extremely important in confined areas like a chimney or you know something like that police departments of course are using drones and i mean that's been pretty contrave somewhat controversial in terms of how they use them for surveillance but they also use them for traffic collisions. you know analyze these for crime scenes for active shooter situation is even also i would i would check out how conservationists are using it and using drones in these innovative methods to protect and study ecosystems global ecosystems they used to monitor and track animals as they deal with poachers and other things like that you know trespassing area that superimportant impressive thank you so much r t correspondent dan cohen really appreciate it. and that's it for this time thanks for watching we sure catch boom bust on you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. we'll catch you next time. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be increasingly violent revolution is always s

goingird, old, white guy down your chimney was bill o'reilly.m not going to go after print media tonight because it is illegal to attack in endangered species. there is a time of news right now. a lot is going on and we have all these 24 hour news networks. we could be covering everything, but instead we are covering three topics. every hour, it is trump, russia, hillary, and a panel of four people who remind you why you don't go home for thanksgiving. milk comes from nuts now, all because of the gays. withuys are obsessed trump. did you used to date him? because you pretend like you hate him but i think you love him. i think what no one in this room us to admit is that trump has helped all of you. he couldn't sell steaks or vodka or water or college or ties or eric -- [applause] but he has helped you. he has helped you sell your papers and your books and your tv. you helped create this monster and now you are profiting off of him. and if you are going to profit off of trump you should at least give him some money, because he doesn't have any. t

. >> it is very, very hart for me to see the chimney here, the remains of the lodge and the downed trees. >> reporter: trees planted by his grandfather 100 years ago, once mighty pines now burned stumps to see them come down knowing my grandfather planted them is more than i can watch. >> reporter: an emotional burden but also a financial one you. the insurance policy will cover the buildings but not the cost of cutting down all the scorched, dead trees and clearing out the burned brush. that is where the volunteers come in. >> we literally could not do it without this kind of help. >> reporter: a professor at usf came to the ranch as a little girl and brought her nba students up for retreats and now she is teaching sophomore business students a different kind of lesson. >> i cannot imagine starting like they have completely. >> it is very heartbreaking seeing this first hand but knowing we are doing little things to help makes me feel better. >> reporter: and it is that kind of support that is helping this family move forward. >> we will not give up on this 105 year tradition. we hope t

the torrence fire department in california responding to a call of a duck stuck in a chimney.cued doing just fine. the department says this was certainly a first for them. jillian: next, the bad. a hangry bear in search of food ends up on the roof of a home. deputies in california say it tore apart a shed looking for snacks. no word on how they got it down. rob: wow, the you will. animal control moving a wild raccoon from the visitors bullpen. the member of the crew finding that creature hours before the game. thankfully most of the players from the visiting cincinnati reds hadn't shown up yet. reds got the win. i do love that 5 to 3. jillian: dangerous situation there. crisis averted. rob: that's right. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. rob: we will see you later. >> the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem now just hours away. >> this is a huge, huge win for president trump. but it's more than that this move is a victory for america, for israel and for the middle east peace process. >> north korea announces it will blow up its nuclear test site as a gesture

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. >> your flue gas, your carbon monoxide, is going up and out the chimney and potentially it'll go back space. >> reporter: above your hot water heater a simple match test. a flame that's pulling toward the flue, the opening in the chimney is a sign that it's clear of any blockage. when you blow out the match, the smoke should also suck up into the flue. as for kathy, she says she just hopes her story will help others. >> i feel like i have been given my life back and i'm hoping it'll give somebody else their life back. >> well, so glad she's feeling better. doctors tell us chronic carbon monoxide poisoning is rare but it does happen, clearly. kathy and her family did have a carbon monoxide detector but for some reason it just didn't trigger that alarm. >> thankful for those contractors. you've got one here with you. where are you supposed to put this carbon monoxide detectors? >> one of the things i do, i have two. i have one that's in the smoke detector a lot like kathy's, it's in the smoke detector but i have one of these and you just attach this to the wall unit and it will tell you

. # where trouble melts like lemon drops, # high above the chimney top, # that's where you'll find meluebirds fly # why, oh why can't i? # when all the clouds darken up the sky. #toa # to a place behind the sun. # to a place behind the sun. # somewhere over the rainbow. # skies are blue # and the dreams that you care to dream # really do come true # somewhere over the rainbow. # bluebirds fly birds fly over the rainbow # why then oh why can't i? # if happy little bluebirds fly over the rainbow # why oh why can't i? children, brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers, friends and colleagues, eve ryo ne and fathers, friends and colleagues, everyone was loved so very dearly by people who are here today as well as by those who are not. they will live on through those who love them, through those who continue to keep their memory alive with deeds and actions, those lost and their loved ones will forever be in the hearts of the people of manchester. and so i pray eternal blessings on you as together we now remember those lost together we now remember those lost to us one year together we now r

and, you know, they do not -- bob iger does not take the mone and put it in a chimney and burn it youould think from the stock action how much can i burn? let me shovel that, you know, a giant bonfire of the dollars no he actually makes it. >> i love this, david. disney holds nine of the top ten openings ever. nine of the top ten. avengers took the entire domestic box office from the year from down three to up three. avengers infinity war. >> the franchises we've talked about it so often are nothing short of awesome and that's what they are the studios don't get the multipl multiples because. disney has proven it wrong given all the franchises and their ability to deliver. >> yeah, david, i'm glad you mentioned that this is the least oneoff product that is considered to be oneoff. you want one off think about gillette razors. you have to get the key and the plastics there and millennial's say that's part of what that island of that size of antarctica plastic in the ocean is about one off are the new products of the consumer product stocks. not disney. >> when i think about disney, guy

. >> well, the neighbors, when they see the weed coming out of the chimney, that's usually the sign.operations would be happening. >>> let's get a check of the weather. al, where are you? oh, there you are. >> i'm right here. >> you're hiding behind the camera. >> hiding in plain sight. besides looking at now tropical depression alberto, which is causing problems, another area we're watching of concern, we have severe weather today making its way through the plains and the rockies. coming out of the rockies, stretching from minnesota all the way into oklahoma. 5 million folks at risk for possible tornados. this system is developing through the afternoon. strong storms through bismarck, rapid city, north platte, wichita, omaha, sioux falls and minnesota later today. rest of the country out west, looking at gorgeous weather, plenty of sunshine throughout alaska. look for showers in the central islands of hawaii. and the flood risk continuing with alberto making its way up through the mississippi river valley. that's what's going on around the country. that's what's going on around the

standing columns, standing chimneys, and bits and pieces, rooms of what used to be.its natural state. we haven't reconstructed anything. if you come here, you are finding what has been left behind. you are experiencing what was left by the long dead residents of cahawba. in 1866, civil war they moved the courthouse to selma. when that happened, it was a majority black town. it was the first white flight of all the white residents who picked up and moved to selma. actually took many of their houses and rebuild them. historic summit is actually of cahaba. what was left here were some abandoned buildings. what happened is the newly emancipated slaves moved into cahaba and traded a freemans village here. in selma, they called it the neck of the lateral republican party, because they were meeting in abandoned club passes, the republicans, the party of lincoln, and giving speeches to people who had just gained the right to that. -- right to vote. they register to vote here at cahaba. they lasted through reconstruction. the military pulled out, it became a ghost town. cahab

. —— wood burner. 80% of the heat goes up the chimney if you have a fire and it is the other way around rt and recycle and we consider it to be part of that. nigel, is that good fuel being burned by lesley? we are london based, we supply and install eco—based woodburning stoves which reduce emissions by around 80 or 90% when compared with an open fire or old stoves. we encourage our customers to use kiln—dried wood, which has a low moisture content of below 20%. the ready to burn logo was something to look for if you are in london. so is lesley burning good or bad stuff? it is different issues, the countryside has very different environmental issues compared to the city. we have a focus on what happens in london, we are really working towards encouraging people to burn wood in the cleanest way possible. katie, do you think this is a good strategy being outlined by the government today? we are pleased to see the government is finally realising it needs to adopt a strategy covering a wide range of pollutants, so from cars to cows, but unfortunately from the high—level measures... from the

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