the spanish civil guard has released footage of a dramatic high speed boat chase in the mediterranean which ended with the arrest of 4 suspected drug smugglers. the civil guard boat on the left tried several maneuvers to stop the semi inflatable boat on the right but ended up colliding with it 3 agents were thrown into the water prompting the pilot of the chasing police helicopter to order the suspect the smugglers to turn around and help them 80 bundles of vital hano were recovered from the scene. 6 wild elephants have died after falling in a waterfall at the kauai national park in thailand 5 adults were apparently killed while trying to save a 3 year old who had slipped into the water park rangers managed to save 2 more the park is home to around $300.00 wild elephants and many other wild animals and that's more than 2000 square kilometers of forest and it's popular with tourists yet we understand that the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river probably one of the smaller elephants much of slate i don't want to be trying to rescue them but instead it was

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worrisome concept that if it's night no protests here and also not have turned violent now the civil guard has been drafted to back up police out on the streets here barricades waffles have been thrown far works and smoke filled the air and a number of mosques protestors can now be seen at times the crowd his flat quickly and unpredictably spanish prime minister pedro sanchez says that there will be a 0 tolerance policy towards violence but even offer a day off huge and naughty peaceful protests that's what a message is being heard here tonight. now to some other stories making news around the world protests in the lebanese capital beirut have turned violent with police firing tear gas into crowds of demonstrators there demanding the government halt plans for new taxes amid a severe economic crisis many want an end to a ruling political corrupt last they see as corrupt. mexican authorities have admitted they failed to arrest one of the sons of el chapo and is a drug lord serving a life sentence in the u.s. after car cartel gunmen opened fire on security forces 8 people were killed and more

but notice worrisome to the face no it no protests here and also not have to divide and now the civil guard has been drafted to back up police out on the streets here barricades. been thrown far works and smoke filled and a number of mosques protesters can now be seen at times the crowd his flat quickly and unpredictably spanish prime minister case that was sanchez says that there will be a 0 tolerance policy towards violence but even off for a day off huge and knowledge the peaceful protests that's not a message that's being heard here tonight. now catalonia as ex-president carlos put him on who fled to belgium after the failed in 2017 independence bid turn himself in to police there on friday after spain reactivated its arrest warrant for a judge released him without bail setting a court date for the end of october that's when belgian authorities will decide whether to comply with the arrest warrant and extradite him to spain they declined to do so in 2017. kurdish forces in syria have accused turkey of violating its 5 day pause in hostilities there they cite ongoing attacks on a syrian b

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the spanish civil guard has released footage of a dramatic high speed boat chase in the mediterranean which ended with the arrest of 4 suspected drug smugglers. the civil guard boat you can see on the left tried several maneuvers to stop the semi inflatable boat on the right they ended up colliding with it and 3 agents were thrown into the water 8 bundles of no ana were recovered from the sea. now reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera iraqi officials say at least 5 more anti-government protesters have been killed in the capital baghdad after a 2 day curfew was lifted 98 people have been killed and thousands injured over the last few days parliament attempted to hold a session to discuss the protests but it was boycotted by some politicians. thousands of protesters in hong kong meanwhile have defied the government wearing face masks despite the leader kerry live banning them from public demonstrations most of the city's metro stations remain shut after several were vandalized by protesters overnight old homework to do and why. the right is extreme acts made hong kong enjoy a dark d

an attack by violent factions on catalan society and in the middle where the national police the civil guard and the catalan police defending pedal one side. has more from barcelona at least tens of thousands of people have gathered in central los lobos saturday evening to cole not just for the release of the 900 titian's a time activist who was sentenced mr titian maybe 3 weeks ago but also for the opportunity to decide on the status of fact a loan yes this demonstration that was called for by the 2 main procession grassroots organizations whose leaders are in jail now while they are still keeping up with the past mobilizations the civil disobedience it is not with the same intensity as it took place just after the sentencing however it is election season in spain there are general elections happening on the 10th of november and the procession movement to wants to make sure that the issue remains a priority for spain central government. still ahead on al-jazeera protesters blocked roads in lebanon during the 10th day of mass demonstrations against the government. and going nowhere these tru

officer in a journalist were among those hurt separatist fighters are being blamed the spanish civil guard has released footage of a dramatic high speed boat chase in the mediterranean with ended with the arrest of 4 suspected drug smugglers the police boat on the left tried several maneuvers to stop the semi inflatable boat on the right and ended up colliding with it 3 agents were thrown in the water pumping the pilot. chasing a police helicopter to order the suspect that smugglers to turn around and help them 80 bundles of marijuana were recovered from the. 6 wild elephants have died after falling into a waterfall at their kalyani national park in thailand bible belt bolts were killed apparently trying to save a 3 year old calf park rangers managed to save 2 of them the park which is home to around $300.00 wild elephants and many other animals covers more than 2000 square kilometers of forest and is a popular destination for tourists yet we understand that the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river probably one of the smaller other things might have slipped bu

was an attack by violent factions on catalan society and in the middle where the national police civil guard and the catalan police defending pedal one side. more than a 1000 u.s. fighters are firefighters has are battling major wildfires in both northern and southern california strong winds are fanning the flames north of san francisco and near los angeles as well as the story. fire is ripping through kind of food at opposite ends of the state. in the sonoma valley wine region 130 kilometers north of san francisco a series of wildfires still out of control some started a wednesday night the flash point is still not confirmed but the state's largest power supply pacific gas and electric say a high voltage cable malfunctioned minutes before the fire started intense wind gusts rapidly spread the flames 3 bone dry brush to homes and businesses. most strong winds a forecast this weekend that were potentially going to see a historical wind event and it has it's highly concerned that the vulnerable areas of california could see some explosive fire so that's why we are reiterating this kind of vigi

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. >> a spanish civil guard speed boat collided with a third vessel sending three agents into the air.helicopter used a megaphone to demand the suspect save the agents which they did and then were arrested. florida police arresting two men for allegedly trying to get an alligator drunk by forcing beerp down its throat. the incident happened in august in palm city and they were taken into custody after a video they filled of the incident. >>> apple having a rough roll out of its new operating system. reports of bugs crashes and security concerns plaguing the ios 13 and three rushed updates seem not to have solved the problem. joining me the an. >> bryan: this is affecting a lot of people. >> these are major issues. when you talk about the email problem i would say it's a design flaw getting people to use the functionality vs. the security problems apps crashing and bugs found so one big problem is with charging. when you upgrade the ios to 13.1 instead of charging wirelessly faster it's charginger who speeds. so people find if you charge for two hours and it used to be at 80 percent it'

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was an attack by violent factions on catalan society and in the middle where the national police civil guard and the catalan police defending pedal on the side. these are live pictures of what is happening in our salon and now protests began about 2 weeks ago after 9 politicians and activists were in jail for their role in the independence referendum in 2017 spain's courts have declared the referendum illegal judge has ordered the shut down of a social media platform used to mobilize independents protests in catalonia sunday go has more from barcelona they vowed to return to the streets following the sentencing of 9 catalan politicians and activists physician 2 weeks ago the tsunami democratic a leaderless none of us will get a zation cold of protest as to blockade. port one of the most defiant acts among days of protests that occurred throughout catalonia riots that came off to cause damage and disruption the likes of which had not been seen. in decades. catalonia as usual peaceful protest movement became drawn into a controversy over the tactics used to encourage civil disobedience and the

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civil war although some kurds are involved a political delegation from the kurdish syrian democratic forces in north eastern syria was excluded the asset government's chief representative expressed guarded optimism well of us this is a starting point for a political process to solve the crisis that has ravaged our homeland opposition and some civil society groups are advocating a constitution which would include a division of power and would be for all syrians including those living in exile years of violent conflict. 3 in syria means achieving justice and peace not winning the war. for the out of no one is expecting the talks to be easy political analysts question whether the asset government will be prepared to make concessions after recent military gains. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world to turkey's president richard pryor to one has condemned the u.s. resolution that recognizes the mass killings of armenians by all the main forces during the 1st world war as genocide he says turkey does not recognize the vote calling it worthless the u.s. house of representatives is also calling for sanctions against turkey for its military incursion in

civil war. although some kurds are involved, a political delegation from the syrian democratic forces was excluded. the assad government's chief representative expressed guardedptimism. >> this is the starting point for a political process to solve the crisis that has ravaged our homeland. reporter: composition and some civil society groups are advocating a constitution would would include a division of power and would be for all syrians and including those living in exile. >> victory in syria means achieving justice and peace, not winning the war. reporter: no one is expecting the talks to be easy. political analysts asked whether the assad government will be able to make concessions after recent military gains. brent: here are the other stories making headlines around the world. turkish president erdogan has condemned the u.s. resolution that recognizes the mass killings of armenians by ottoman forces during world war i as genocide. he says turkey does not recognize the vote, calling it worthless. the u.s. house of representatives is calling for sanctions against turkey f for s military incncursi i into syria. in camerin, -- camameroon, a at leasast 42 peop

evidence ofshow anything thrown at the guard or anything that would have put their lives in danger as they would later testify at civil trials. i show this because when you look at a photograph sometimes, you look at what the photographer intended for you to see. in the first photograph, you see the guns pointed in the air, bayonets, people looking. if i go back, you will see what i mean. maybe i'm not in the right spot. c-span.or[indiscernible] mr. ruffner: kind of getting close to looking at me in my direction. i spotted john cleary, at the base of the medical sculpture in front of taylor hall. i cannot tell if he was dead or alive. cleary was lucky. he survived a shot to the chest. the first time i saw this photo was more than a week later on the cover of "life" magazine. someone from the magazine had called me a week before at 2:00 a.m. to let me know they had chosen one of my photos for the may 15 cover. because i had sent unprocessed rolls of film to "life" in chicago, i had no idea how my film turned out or what my images look like or what i had captured. i never knew exactly what the cover shot was until "life

he says newspapers not only guard freedom but they maintain civilization. even the press doesn't speak so highly of itself. newspapers bring together local communities to help rule themselves politically. this simply cannot happen without newspapers, de tocqueville says. so as we already know, very much is at stake in having a good press. the press as it was understood by the founders is motivated to act, attacking false scientific knowledge, falls a little dogma -- false political dogma, and uncovering corruption for the sake of preserving republican government. this is good. but just like the press should compel government to be responsible, so too did some laws compel the press to be responsible itself. so that's the good. here's the bad. neither franklin nor de tocqueville were naive about the possible bad effect of the press and, in fact, predicted many of them. as de tocqueville says, he loves the freedom of the press, encoding, out of consideration for the evils it prevents, much more than for the good it does. franklin agrees. no american founder ha

indiscernible] the nationalr: guard -- the repercussions for the national guard was they went to trial twice. i was a lead witness at both civil trials. fors on the witness stand three years and passed all my photography. the first time they were convicted but then it was thrown out and appealed. there was a second trial in 1978. stand.as on the witness after my few days, they got the second witness up there. while he was up there, the judge came out and said we have reached a conclusion. the government and the court had agreed to a settlement with the guard writing a letter of -- they did not want to say it was a letter saying they were sorry but it was a letter saying they wish it could've been handled a different way. the judge awarded the plaintiff 600 $50,000. the reason for this was dean taylor, who had been wounded and paralyzed from the waist down, he did not have a rich family and is still paralyzed. $450,000.him part of the settlement was to end the whole thing and get to help people out. people who died. the parents of the children who were killed got money. but most of it went to dean taylor so he could live the re

while you have troops marching by here, while you have veterans of the civil war and the reserve corps, wounded or incapacitated guarding that area, you have a lie parker, u.s. great looking right at you right at the end of the civil, war abraham lincoln is that at that point but he is watching his arms marching, by you can see and, what the secretary of war, at when stanton, president entered johnson, and george gordon, the victor gettysburg, secretary of the navy gideon wells, william tecumseh sherman whispering to someone, has ever been a photo with the secretaries of the navy of all of the armies, the president the grand commander of everyone in one photo? an unbelievable detail that set unknown until a zoomed into photo. this is not just me they can do this. this is a free photo at the library of congress, i encourage all to explore the photos of the civil war. then, the grand review is over, the wars over, and like i said, there's a lot of tough times i had. especially politically. the union had already passed and ratified the 13th amendment, then the attack on with the 14th, the 15th, of sacred is illegal, black

guard turned and fire. it does not shown evidence of anything that would have put their lives in danger as they would later testify a the civil trials. i showed this because you look for what the photograph intend to see and you see in the first one, guns pointed in the air, people looking, and if you go back, you will see what i mean. when i talk about somebody maybe not in the right spot. there is this other guy next to him and he's getting close looking at me in my direction. as i looked around from my crouched position, i spotted john cleary lying wounded on the ground just to the left and a little bit behind me. he was at the base of the metal sculpture in front of taylor hall. i couldn't tell if he was dead or alive. cleary was lucky. he survived a shot to the chest. say you this a week later on the front of "liv," someone called me from "liv" to tell me that they chose one of my photos for the front page. because i sent unprocessed rolls, i had no idea how my film turned out or what my images looked like that i capture. i never new what the cover shot was until "liv" hit the newsstands. -- until "-life" hit the cover.

civil authority, working together. make no mistake, your marine, coast guard, and navy have a great time here.s the one-two punch. ladies and gentlemen, thanks very much. [ applause ]. >> with that i would like to introduce the next speaker from district 11. >> thanks very much, admiral. mayor breed, thank you so much for your kind words about the u.s. coast guard and sea services. thank you for hosting all the sea services this week here for san francisco fleet week 2019. we are very much looking forward to this. the coast guard is very excited to be a participant, as usual, at these wonderful events that we have planned. we have over 4,000 coast guard men and women who live and work in the greater bay area. those are active-duty reservists. coast guard auxiliary volunteers, and our civilians. those folks every day help us secure and ensure the safety of our ports, waterways, and our coast. this is just a great opportunity for us to strengthen our connection to the communities that we live in and that we serve every single day in the coast guard, alongside our fellow sailors and marines. it's

civil war to the present day. to all the soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guard on the parade field, you represent thehting spirit of the united states military that has sustained our nation's security and prosperity throughout history. thanks for being here. you look fantastic. i want to start by acknowledging --eral [applause] >> i want to acknowledge general dunford's career. he has led troops in war and peace through some of the most challenging missions confronted by our military. as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, he reoriented joint forces to prepare for this new area of great power competition upon us. i have had the opportunity to get to know him over the past two years and had the exceptional privilege of working very closely with him over the past two months. the department of defense has benefited greatly from general dunford's dedication and his care for the well-being of our servicemembers. he will leave behind a legacy of solid judgment and sincere humility that will remain with us and inspire us long after he departs. as he announced the transition to the next phase, they wi

event that ended a bitter civil war that claimed millions of lives president xi jinping said that china's development would be peaceful but that is military would save guarded sovereignty and security. spring indeed amusement is billing who's at the celebrations in beijing good morning to you mathias president easy saying this morning that nothing can stop the rise of china was that message more for the home crowd or for the international audience. it was of course for both but the more important crowd here is the home crowd because what she chimping ideology what his narrative his promise to his people is is that he will make china strong and powerful his predecessors have started to konami reforms they have started this economic miracle they have achieved some. economic prosperity and he will be the one who gives china the role that he thinks it should have on the international stage these. are the preparations and the parade has been broadcast throughout china broadly in social media on t.v. in newspapers so it is really a show of. what the communist party thinks it has achieved ok is also show of just how omnipotent it appears the communist party's grip

he was stationed at fort leavenworth when these civil war officially began, but he was transferred to st. louis where he would bring about 100 men to guard the arsenal. he does realize the arsenal will take a lot more men than 102 protected, especially knowing that governor jackson -- he is pictured here -- again, he has been working with the confederate government, conspiring with them too, in his eyes, bring misery into the confederacy officially enjoin these rebellious states. militia.ling for the louis. outside of st. there in camp jackson. there are about 600 or so. it's hundred to 900. he has got quite a few men with him in this militia. at the same time, they began to .ongregate governor jackson is awaiting a package to be shipped from baton rouge, louisiana. arriving in early may are more cannons, including siege guns. jefferson davis authorized that movement to help governor jackson and the militia captured the st. louis arsenal, but that's my point to happen because nathaniel lyon has been men.to recruit 6000 it's not the veterans reserve corps, but the u.s. reserve corps, a specialized unit founded in st. louis in 1861. august

guard. his casket will sit just 75 feet away from the statue of another civil rights icon, rosa parks, also mere steps away from the statue of former confederate president jefferson davis. that would stand as a stark reminder of our country's past and of congressman cummings' work pushing americans forward toward a better future. as we watch his casket solemnly being carried up the steps of the capitol, i want to bring in geoff bennett, jake sherman, both of them on capitol hill. geoff, obviously this is one of those rare instances where we see both sides coming together. we're going to hear from people, leadership on both sides of the aisle. tell us a little bit about the honors that will be bestowed on elijah cummings over the next 48 hours. >> reporter: chris, today and tomorrow we are going to see a public celebration for a man revered for the deep and abiding passion he brought to public service, a man widely regarded for being a strong, moral force here on capitol hill. house speaker nancy pelosi said el lie j cummings was her north star. adam schiff said he was the heart and soul of

civil war, that's out of the water. volatile days if not weeks and days ahead. >> aren't the kurds guarding isis prisoners in camps? >> reporter: yeah, this is the really important bit. isis has not been conclusively and finally defeated. there are tens of thousands of their supporters in a guard displacement camp and thousands of them in not so well facilities. they have been struggling to keep that under wraps and deal with a resurgent isis, kind of fighters out in the sprawling desert. the whole idea of them having to take their syrian/kurdish fighters and hold back the turkish army jeopardizes the security of those prisoners and that's the big question. the white house statement suggested magically turkey would take control of all those prisoners. very hard to see how they would do that given the prisons where they're being held. >> so glad you're there to help walk us through it. >>> up in developments in the case of an american diplomats' wife who fled the uk after a wrong-way crash killed 19-year-old motorcyclist harry dunn. british prime minister urged the u.s.'s decision to grant her diplomatic immunity. j

called out the national guard in the 1830's because of the national tariff. it was a big part of the civilterrorists have long been a very powerful factor in american history and we need to bring them down. i understand the president's arguments about trying to get china to stop stealing our intellectual property but i not sure that terrorists are the best way to punish china, they also punish american consumers. with: we are talking grover norquist. i know how you feel about income tax, personal or corporate. where are you on use taxes? even president reagan had an increase on use taxes. as we look at the proposals from candidates, they are proposing things like a financial transaction tax. where are you on issues like that? well, if you are actually on the gasoline tax to build roads, a lot of that money is siphoned off into transit and the general budget. if you are actually using the gasoline tax to build roads and bridges, you can make the argument that it has some value where it is targeted. an excise tax because you drink beer is not that. it is an excise tax, attacks on the product

the civil defence van ended up by our door, the front door got burst open with it. and everything pretty much got destroyed in five minutes. a coast guardead upstairs. —— people were warned. there were flood warnings right across england, and although the storm surge wasn't as bad as feared... ..in cumbria, landslides, floods and falling trees blocked railway lines and, after a month of record rain, carlisle was one of many places where roads were tricky. in leicestershire, rivers swelled, leaving cars submerged. and in the isle of man, the waterjust kept on coming. even those with the toughest gear struggled to make it, after a sudden torrent that ripped through one of this island's quietest corners. and this is the recovery effort under way tonight. there has been praised for the response of the emergency services but you can see what they were up against. the force of the water has brought all that would down this raging river overnight, then across this road. that's why the chief minister is lying back early from the conservative party conference to see the damage for himself. if we look at these homes you can see the water level up

civil disobedience extinction rebellion is without question britain's fastest growing pagan religion. even thanks for joining us this is the weekly here. hundreds of isis militants have reportedly floods numerous detention camps in northern syria previously guarded by kurdish forces the kurds retreated from some of their positions after turkey started its ground invasion which it calls an anti terror operation on wednesday. he wants to create a buffer zone in syria free of kurdish fighters plans those settled millions of syrian refugees who are currently in turkey the u.n. says over 130000 civilians have fled the ship runs warning the figure could rise to some 400000 as escaping urge the international community to step in. america and other countries should protect us they're committing here our children and women is there really no mercy you know the this is an occupation we are a peaceful people we are talking about displacement and effectively genocide of innocent kurdish civilians innocent communities within that region the kurds have always been on the defensive but now they need must defend themselves and their families which means that unfortunately they may not be able to police the camps that hold isis and the isis prisoners it is now g

civil defence van that is supposed to be laying sandbags. talk about optimism in the face of adversity... even rescue teams struggled as the river raged after hours of rain, so a coast guard and people were warned to get out or head upstairs. after the deluge, the damage was clear. you can see from the debris in the riverjust how forceful the water was and you can see the destruction it caused. cars have been ruined, homes, as well, and if you look on the wall you can see the tide mark, that is how high the water got. this was the front room. some homes were under three, four or even five feet. the next thing the door came in and so i was trying to push the door. the kids were upstairs screaming, i managed to get the dog and cats upstairs, as well. it was just horrendous. it was literally happening within five minutes. there was nothing you could do. at one stage there were 50 flood warnings across england, and although the storm surge wasn't as bad as feared, in cumbria, landslides blocked railway lines and, after a month of record rain, carlisle was one of many places where roads were tricky. in leicestershire, rivers swelled, leaving cars submerged. back on the island

they won't be able to guard these facilities that much longer if the turks continue. second, you have the civilbecause we still have troops there. we should be using that leverage to get to the negotiating table. and i have to say, i'm also really disappointed in the europeans. yes, they went to the united nations and it was astonishing that we were on the side of russia and iran with our european allies basically -- >> welcome to the new normal. >> right. but i can also square the circle a little bit on senator graham, which is to say -- and i don't defend anything he's saying on ukraine and russia lately, but he had a point. we did not think through -- this was kind of a patchwork deal we had with the kurds. the only way to actually come out of this nicely would have been at the negotiating table, and this is exactly where our president went wrong. >> yeah. and to come back to -- you know, i don't want to make you the graham explainer today, but you're kind of in that position, charlie, because -- >> a graham whisperer. >> yeah, you're the graham whisperer, because here's the thing, the theor

civil war trying to take back the country from rebel forces. in the near future assad could amaas greater power. the kurds are guarding0,000 isis fighters across the region. it would become a second priority if the turkish invasion is launched. the formal military campaign by turkey hasn't begun. turkish forceers are amassing along the syrian border. turkish parliament is set to debate on a mandate to extend by one year the turkish military's ability to intervene in iraq and syria. if the operation goes forward thousands of kurdish civilians will be caught in the crossfire. president trump confirmed that he will indeed meet with turkish president erdogan in mid-november and tweeted the united states is helping the kurds while in the same tweet confirming that u.s. forces meant to protect the kurds will be leaving the region. sandra. >> sandra: trey yengst, thank you. >> bill: bringing the nationwide total of deaths from vaping to 22. what we're learning about the new cases coming up. >> sandra: a full-court press after the nba after the league commissioner defends both china and the tweet that sparked all the outrage.