cole. he's not only a friend, but he's fair and he's a fair and evenhanded appropriator that can work with both sides. and i know if the gentleman could control this entire process, we would not be having continuing resolutions, we would be actually voting to -- for funding for the entire year. as my colleagues know, funding for the federal government runs out on september 30. and that is less than two weeks from now. and i had hoped that we would have finished all of our work by now. certainly the house has done its lion's share of work. but instead of prioritizing that, president trump has been obsessed withdrawing on weather maps and twitter fights and cozying up to dictators and the republican senate is completely dysfunctional. it seems like we have a better chance of getting struck by lightning than seeing them pass a bill. the house has passed bills that fund 96% of the government. again, 96% of the government is funded by the actions in this house. but the republican senate has pass

but i see the cole valley community came out. thank you so much for being here today at wooden, one of the newest establishments right here in the cole valley community. this is an amazing neighborhood. so many great places like reverie and the ice cream bar and zazie. this is an incredible place to enjoy the day. there's wine that you can buy. there is a postal service. there is hardware. anything that you want is located in this community. it's one of the best-kept secrets in san francisco. i know that because i come out here and hide a lot. [ laughter ]. >> mayor breed: but of course the community, they recognize me because i served as a supervisor and one of the things that we know happens sometimes with our small businesses, they get caught up in the bureaucracy, when all they want to do is provide a service to the community. this is a neighborhood where people know one another, where they walk down the street and see one another, where they hang out in places like this to enjoy each other's company. where we have watched ki

. >> his name is ronald cole. reverend ronald cole. his book is called paying attention. the inspirational journey. ronald cole is a dear friend. i think we met one another in the 4th grade. he is a phenomenal minister of god and servant of god. and of course we both serve under jaclyn thompson senior pastor at the baptist church. this is a great book. a great read ho gois usedh an individual. this gentleman is a very uncommon man but he writes for the common. >> okay. why brothers? one? why that emphasis? >> it is one of the struggling issues of our growth. i have folksay, we need time when we can be alone and talk and et cetera. i hope that we can evolve into having men and women. at this point, that is where it is. when we have our retreat and we do every year, we have brought in dr. jaclyn and reverend doctor pope has also presented. and she and dr. thompson did a session for us together. >> i don't see it as sexist. men have certain things to address. women have certain groups. that is the way i see it. >> i think you are probably right about that. i think we need to

when officers arrived, they say cole ran to a home nearby. officers ordered evacuations as well as shelter in place. a better close-up picture of him. while the s.w.a.t. team searched for cole two hours later police were able to take him into custody. >>> new details in the case of a bay area teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer. >> in july police arrested finnegan lee elder and gabriel natale hjorth in rome. elder is the one who stabbed and killed the officer. elder's lawyer is dropping the request for his release. he says the defense needs time to figure out exactly what happened that night. the hearing for the release of hjorth is set for later this month. >>> now to the sports saga that continues to make headlines and continues to frustrate raiders fans, just a few months ago the raiders signed one of the best receivers in recent nfl history. but antonio brown will not suit up for them after all. maybe ever. team released him after a series of high-profile ennis departments. nbc bay area's christy smith has the story. >>

—— john cole juncker.... he is john colejuncker —— john cole juncker... he is not all bad, i tell you. what bothered me wasjunker in the meeting that morning saying that he had no emotional attachment to the backstop. that is what is wanted. maybe he was still talking about boris, i don't know, when later on that day, after lunch... yes. he said he had no erotic attachment to the backstop. yes! either way, it looks like there will be some concessions from brussels and it looks like borisjohnson has, as his primary goal, indeed, as he has put into writing to the european council, his highest priority is to get a deal but it's not a new deal, it's an old deal. it's a reheated version of mrs may's failed to deal. it failed three times in the house of commons and it is a new european treaty, binding in international law and any future trade deal that came from it would rely on them acting in good faith. i put it to you, that is not going to happen. i tell you this, mrjohnson, mr cummings. if you think... and if

dan cole will win his 91st cap, becoming the joint francis.ing thejoint third most capped england player of all time alongsidejonny capped england player of all time alongside jonny wilkinson. ben youngs willjoin them if he comes off the bench stop england weren't entirely convincing in their opening win over tonga and coach eddiejones is looking for improvement against the usa. 0uraim is to the usa. our aim is to be a little bit tidier, particularly in our attack. we'd like to execute a little bit better. there was a lot of effort in oui’ better. there was a lot of effort in our game on sunday but not the execution, so we're looking forward to executing a little bit more on attack and being even more physical in defence. well, among all the changes it will bea well, among all the changes it will be a big night for george ford. he started at flyhalf against tonga, 110w started at flyhalf against tonga, now he's captain against the usa. started at flyhalf against tonga, now he's captain against the usaw special, it's really special. i'll probab

that was matt cole.nker, which was seized by royal marines off the coast of gibraltar injuly, because it was suspected of travelling to syria against eu sanctions, has been spotted near a syrian port. the ship was released on the condition it would not take oil to syria. it's been photographed by satellite near tartus, as helena wilkinson reports. this is the iranian oil tanker, the grace 1, which this summer was detained just off gibraltar, sparking an international diplomatic crisis. back injuly, it was stopped by royal marines, suspected of moving oil to syria, a breach of eu sanctions. the americans tried to stop the tankerfrom being released. but last month, iran gave assurances it wouldn't discharge cargo in syria, so authorities in gibraltar let the ship go. but look at these recent satellite images, released by a us space technology company. they appear to show the iranian oil tanker, now renamed adrian darya i, in the waters just off the syrian port of tartus. the tanker is believed to have turn

jordan cole there with the tackle.here to robinson. i think the whole stadium knew that one was coming. he was one-on-one and ran an aero route and the huskies gave him a lot of room and good gain on first down. >> justin: second down and one. it is kept by martinez, and martinez, he is corralled. >> shane: you know, i wonder, the loss of foster early in this game, you mentioned on the play before giving a lot of cushion to the receivers now. i wonder the effect, the long-term effect for the rest of the game, you know, with the lost of trayshon foster for niu. their front seven is as good as any front seven we have seen this year. >> petros: michael kennedy, nice tackle there. the firm was involved. making it hard for martinez up front. >> justin: martinez will run again. martinez trying to reach. he will be tackled by the firm. antonio jones davis. i think he came up short. >> shane: i think he came up short. he came up short. antonio jones davis, coming out, making some big hits. i think this niu front seven has take

community also has the support of a team of architects who developed a sustainable model home for tom coleit's made of stone and toward rather than plastic and sheet metal 7 families live here. this is war house like it's an old among them are going more or met his wife and their 2 children. then before and i have window this is important well no because in the past i don't have. social responsibility sustainable water management the people often call have shown what's possible the community has become a model of clean and green living now the neighborhood enjoys state support. gun hopes the or sororities are starting to understand that when it comes to ensuring the city's survival the urban poor in north carter are part of the solution not the problem. a precarious future does not mean. it means an opportunity for course correction i hope to this episode has helped. the issue of climate change and its impact on the many vulnerable communities who will be at the front line when sea levels continue to rise more and more next week with yet another pot provoking episode until their goodbye. i

>> tamron: i've never seen them up close but do you remember nat king cole and natalie king cole?ng with a video. i've seen this once or twice. it's amazing for a song. i don't know about how i feel with seeing a whole concert. it's a hologram but really it's a projection. you can see it's a project in. done these with roy orbison, buddy holly, guys, people that have been gone a very long time. the music is amazing. you are hearing that voice, a live band. it's a spectacle, a moment. maybe it's okay but it strange. >> tamron: here you are, you can get on your radio orwhateved play with me. the question is, i don't want to throw around what's ethical or what's not, that's too big of a burden but why does it hit a nerve? >> it hits a nerve because the loss is recent, the loss is tragic. this was proposed with amy winehouse. amy winehouse is someone who suffered greatly in the public eye, who hated touring, who had stage fright. is it right to part her back out there? >> tamron: many of you know how close i am to prince , i don't say was because he's never away from me. i know his fa

so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper her images have the depth of paintings snapshots for posterity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's a look at so it's not something that i do for fun and it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different as these women. photographers are they have one thing in common a passion for their job and a willingness to lay their life on the line to do it. that as terrible as reality can be it can also be sublime habitats and living space are what interest photographer tom hagen. homo sapiens has thrived for nearly 300000 years often in a hostile environment mankind has done all manner of cultivating domesticating digging drilling and building right now it's thawing ice sheets on our planet and barely even noticing because mankind is also very good to nial photographer tom hagen flew over the arctic last summer taking these pictures the series is called 2 degrees celsius named after climate change is magic number the limit that global war

new information about a fire burningnear highway 29 and cole creek road near highway 1- 75. right now 53acres have burned. the fire is now 50 - percent contained. cal fire is still investigating the cause of the fire. an evacuation order has been issued to those living in lake county... where a fire is burning overnight lows will be mild in the mid to upper 50s in the bay area.temperatures are expected to moderate by a few degrees on sunday warming up to at/or slightly below normal. expect upper 60s along the coast, mid 70s along the bay and low 80s inland. the bay area will cool off once again monday and tuesday as another trough moves through. a ridge will again rebuild over the west by midweek which will warm high temperatures once again by late next week and into next weekend. highs will warm up in the upper 80s to low 90s inland. (justine) kron four spoke to love ones of a victims from the santa cruz area. that passed away in the boat fire tragedy. her family and co-workers say that vaidehi (vy-day-hee) "vai" campbell- williams was aboard the "conception" and is presume

i am very extreme a night or noise of being like that american photographer carolyn cole would never describe herself as extreme she's been working for the los angeles times for 25 years and is very down to earth about her job. she's ambitious result oriented and is garnered a host of photography awards it wasn't really a an intentional thing that i went into conflict photography it was that as i got to the larger newspapers the need to have somebody covering places like afghanistan or iraq became essential and and at that point i felt it was my responsibility to as an american photojournalist to cover those all those places where the u.s. troops are involved. so it's a sense of duty that drives carolyn cole even though she takes pictures for a daily newspaper or images have the depth of paintings snapshots for posterity. these pictures are not easy to take the ninety's a look at so it's not something that i do for fun it's something that i feel is my life purpose. the exhibition demonstrates that is different because these women. photographers are they have one thing in common a pas

they apprehended a man by the name of tynell cole. it started with a 911 call from the victim claiming she was kid naped and raped by cole. authorities then chased him and started at a home on willow street and ended at a different home on holly street. residents had to evacuate and shelter in place. >> we didn't know what was going on out here until we came outside getting ready to leave. then they wouldn't let us out. then they wouldn't let us back in. i hope they finally got the guy. >> the house he ran into was a family that was inside. they came runs out an contacted our officers. that's when we decided to surround all out and activated our swat team. >> reporter: 25 swat officers responded to the team. as for the invest entice into kidnapping rape charges, that is still ongoing. kenny choi, kpix5 news. >>> former raider antonio brown exits from the raiders and goes to the patriots. >> let's turn to vern glenn for this. >> it has taken 100 years of the nfl for something like this to happen and i have been around the game 35 years

cole for accepting my voice vote, my amendment to provide funding for samsa the substance abuse and mental health services administration to the through child traumatic stress network in what was a total increase of $10 million for the network. $4 million which was for these children. i say clearly today that we need more funding to the stress network to deal with this issue. we are committed to insuring o.r.r. and h.h.s. are upholding their part. ot to act as a tool of immigration enforcement which is why we need to implement the necessary changes including the o.i.g.'s recommendation. children did not just arrive at our border. they suffered by our hands, and they are suffering still due the long-term mental health trauma. that is not something that we can ignore or that we can sweep under the rug. we need to stop the pain and the suffering. caring for the most vullsnerble the most sensitive of our duties as members of this body. and as a member of this great nation, there can be no greater sin than allowing ourselves to live by in lesser standards. so to close, i want to say than

in an area where my other third-grade grandfather henry cole. he was born in bird genia a free man.ia he moved down to tennessee where the laws became restricted in tennessee against negroes. he owned 200 acres of land in tennessee that were valued at about $600 and then they began to restrict as they continue to try turn tennessee into a slave state. came into the same area. and these were communities like larry said where there were people of value in character. a those communities were openhu to african descended people to native americansnso into women and everyone have rights that were respected. could you talk a little bit other ways in which this history is being told in lawrence county today and maybe at the ways it was told or not told when we were a child. where i come from. lawrence county has a beautiful history and became a county in 1821. however. the interesting part about this it has been forgotten. it's come to the free african-american population just like stephenson i have an ancestor john morris who was there over 200 years a

freya cole, bbc news. this is bbc news. we will be back very soon. hello there. the last few weeks. now, most will be dry until weekend, with high pressure in control. although, for wednesday there is a bit of rain to be had and that is across the far north of scotland here with this weather front moving in. but that is the exception. for many it will be dry because we have this big area of high pressure sitting in right across over the british isles. and where we've had the clearer skies overnight, and particularly into parts of england and wales, wednesday starts on a chilly note. the coldest spots in the countryside in low single figures and there will be a few mist and fog patches around. but also a lot of sunshine across much of england and wales, cloudy skies in scotland, outbreaks of rain, including some heavier bursts in the north for a time. parts of eastern and southern scotland brightening up during the day, more sunshine in northern ireland by the afternoon, some patchy cloud though, filtering furth south through england towards north wales and the mi

janetta cole. [applause] dr.mancipation hall, a sacred place, it is a privilege for me to address members of the congress of the united states of america and special guests. we are here to commemorate a particular date, an event in the history of all americans. it was in august of 1619 that some 20 odd negroes landed in virginia. this date is indelibly associated with the beginning of the 400 year transatlantic slave trade. for centuries, african women men and children were kidnapped, placed in shackles, and marched onto ships that waited to take this human cargo across the atlantic ocean. one african writer wrote this of such crossings. "the shrieks of the women and the groans of the dying rendered rove --e scene of karl inconceivable." the african women, men and children, managed to survive the horrific conditions on slave ships were offloaded and placed on auction blocks, where they were sold to the highest bidder. thus they began a life of enslavement, working on plantations where an overseer's whip across a

government sisi himself actually should publicly cole on his government to respect the right to peaceful gathering and peaceful protests and restrain from using violence and excessive force c.c. is in new york to participate in the united nations general assembly and they say it's a moment of truth if western leaders wanted to really address the chronic problems in egypt and the root causes of this vicious circle of. developing clack of respect to citizens' rights and the failure to establish in peaceful transition of power it's a moment for them to read the cole on the egyptian government and pressured the gyptian government to respect citizens' rights. we we have seen reports already that there are scores of protests thirds rounded up by the police we will keep following the situation. and not just today actually in the past week. it seems that. security agencies have great empathy arrested a few activists so we will keep following distillation and raising the flag now can you explain to us and i believe you have observers there on the ground can you explain to us what it belies their

just a few days ago robert frank died at the age of 90 cole he started in 1941 and he photographed until last year or maybe to be good of this year that's like so i have to like almost 7 years in the war of the photographs and films and needs it's an enormous amount of work that is left over and i deserve a legacy does is an unparalleled his photos and now classics subjectives truthfully he was a giant in photography and artistic destruction who kept his unconventional view of the world until the very end. was fabulous ponchos so for this edition of arts and culture i leave you with paul bonior singing from a conference call. fest in. x.y. . a box of the. gold. the. africa. the symptoms of luck. my great crown cranes bring good fortune to the environment i'm. good in 10 yet their numbers are sinking dramatically. now volunteers are getting locals interested in protecting these majestic good luck charms. pattern passed on dot. com go to the girl max you tube channel. a good line of story. with exclusive. and a must see concerning clarkson's culture keep your eye. curious minds. do it your

i think we made good progress. >> thank you very much, congressman cole. let me do a couple of housekeeping items. this is in regard to two letters to hhs. there was a letter sent by the aclu regarding the influx of facilities. that was flagged for the administration so we can get you further information on that. if you could respond to a letter that was sent by public health officials regarding the flu vaccinations. the vice chair and i flagged this letter for hhs as well. we're awaiting the response on those letters. if we could get that, that would be terrific. >> madame chair, do you have dates on those, by chance? >> we will get that, no question. we'll be wanting to submit some questions for the record you do not have to address these. it's because tbpra has mandated post-release services that i understand that there are hundreds of children who qualify and they are on a wait list. if we can just know how long the children are waiting before they are connected with post-release service and have the wait times increased. we'll get you the questions. y

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senator capito and congressman cole and i went last week, monday and tuesday last week. border crossings are down at 56% below where they were in may. there's always a little of that but the numbers ar are lower thn they would traditionally be. i personally think that the barriers an into those things me a difference and they are part of what he ought to be doing where they make sense, but i also think the thing the president has accomplished that is making the most difference right now is the willingness of the mexican government to work with us under some persuasion of the president when they decided to do it but it's making a big difference. there are 10,000 mexican national guards at the guatemala border now. when the president made the agreement to open up the border and told there were less than 100 people at the border into now has 10,000. there were 15,000 mexican national guard people working along the northern border along the border between us and them and maybe most important of all except for unaccompanied children, any native spanish speaker that doesn't ha

cole enlisted the in the wisconsin national guard in 1936. world war ii he spent 43 months in the south pacific participated in five amphibious landings, was wounded in action and was awarded the purple heart. he was one of the first troops that went to hiroshima following the atomic bomb. stellar career by serving multiple worldwide tours of duties including in vietnam from 1961 to 1963. this -- o: and mr. spano: colonel cole 100th birthday but in fact, it's we who celebrate him. os you a debt of -- owes you a debt of gratitude for anding protect our freedoms the faith that brought you the darkest days of sir. for blessing us for your life of sacrifice. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the yields.n for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanion, minute.gnized for one >> the fair grounds recently elebrated their 50th anniversary. after many years from moving opened plac

national socialism in germany and old the horrors it spread continue to be the stuff of films of books of coles and historian still discover new stories from the 2nd well wall that leave us in sheer will didn't like florio book cold rather frightening they. actually does not hold that promise me you'll shoot yourself it is called a big problem strange how the local civilian population of a small town in germany took their own lives as the russian army approached. demene at the beginning of the 940 s. and scarred by war a thriving training town. just a few years later the downfall allied troops and bands on the nazi capital berlin. 2 hours north of the soviet red. is that the gates of deming will be on who by describes what happened in his book promise me you shoot yourself. monica being killed and her mother recorded the deaths of more than 600 people. more than how to go to school and shot his wife and 3 children one after the other it was as if the death of birds had suddenly gripped them all it was the end of the german state if you want and that was too much for so many of them. it isn't wo

minutes but 2 quick fire dutch goals turned the game on its head in the 2nd half and although toni cole's equalise from the penalty spot for germany the netherlands had the last laugh with danielle mother and her genial vinyl doom scoring twice in the last 10 minutes to make it a rather damning scoreline for us. announcer finders of a different kind back in 1977 when he released the 1st part of his epic science fiction saga star wars george lucas couldn't have possibly imagined that his jet i warriors would one day inspire a new category of sport well that day has come and you don't even have to travel to a galaxy far far away and friends it's now easier than ever to channel your inner of luke skywalker since lightsaber dueling was officially recognized by the french fencing federation. this is no scene from star wars it's a real life light saber duel. in this gym in france antone local court takes on the role of a master of the dark side from the star wars saga. says i want even most this is the star wars event as a boy i always dreamt about star wars and playing with light sabers like i

and the 1st one gets underway next march rented all foreign service welcome dr cole of beethoven's 9th symphony much ball on the website as d.w. is media for the festival so for this edition of arts and culture our. how the world is pulled over. must train ranchers mistreat them. and use brutal methods to maximize the way that she. seems never see or hear about it and profits come rolling. the you know the buddha costume come on let's play loose obtained minutes w. d t you know that 77 percent. are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and me and you. and you know what it's time all voices. of the $77.00 dissents be talking about the issues. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on d w. natural richardson of precious resources. and a rewarding investment. farmland that's been called the ethiopians a gringo in the country has an abundant supply of leases it to international prefer china and. the government is after high export revenues and the corporations high profit margin. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. objects from mission environmental destruction sta

that it's a scandal ridden party and it's not necessarily more stable so he hasn't included excluded cole a coalition with the right wing far right freedom party but he hasn't excluded any other coalition as well a scandal ridden party perhaps but does it mean that this scandal itself didn't have an impact on the public. if you look at the numbers it hasn't had the impact that many expected of course the freedom party is expected to lose some percentage points but probably no more than 3 to 5 percent which is not a whole lot if you look at the back. but it did have some impact at least voters that went to this polling station behind me i talked to some of them earlier and here's what they said. definitely not a peoples party freedom party coalition we've seen that wasn't such a good idea to say. this if it if i hope it would be a setback for the freedom party and they want to get into government why. that's just. almost nothing cystic and i can't stand that. i want to see less cheating going behind people's backs not so much brutality i just want it to get better. and. so a lot of people

after a scandal brought down his government former chancellor sebastian coles and his austrian people's party emerged stronger than ever but now starts the hard work of coalition building we'll go live to vienna also coming up. freed from captivity. after hundreds of boys are rescued from a sick and islamic school in nigeria some are speaking out about the horrific abuse they suffered. on next peiser good to have you with us we begin in austria where project projections show that the party of conservative leader is about in quotes has clearly won today's snap parliamentary election the people's party received about 37 percent of the folks far ahead of the social democrats who garnered 22 percent kurtz's former coalition partners at the far right freedom party received around 16 percent a sharp drop from the previous election the conservatives will probably need a coalition partner says is clear a stable majority today's snap vote came out after a corruption scandal and may involving curses far right coalition partners and led to the collapse of the government. our correspondent max hoff

this weekend d.w. . 1000000 has a $1000000.00 in germany are getting their day in coles 4 years after it broke the diesel gauge is still haunting v.w. look at that it's already paid out $30000000000.00 euros to customers around the world. making money versus doing good ethical investors put their money and socially responsible projects that may help you sleep at night but will it help your wallet. also how china fights the fallout of that swine flu crisis releasing the strategic reserves of coal to cool the markets. this is the w. business i've got office in berlin wall come fox is in germany to face charges related to the diesel emissions scandal the class action lawsuit the 1st of its kind of the country is being brought down more than 400000 drivers who are seeking compensation for purchasing vehicles with devices that allow the comical to cheat on environmental tests the scandal has already cost well over $30000000000.00 worldwide. now let's check in with financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt chelsea there's already a precedent for this kind of legal dispute in germ

pulls out of china coles full american companies to pull out of china. tell me will there be any change in china as far as its economy goes with those 2 very different approaches. i think china's on its strengths they know what they want and they are playing the game and i think that will be a big change can only try to find the one or other step forward but generally speaking they have such a big market and sort of before they had. the hockey and we had to do it you called. in some areas the technology and the markets so they get stronger and stronger talking about the technology beijing social credit system is a real worry to many foreign firms it's said to be extended to them and we're talking a balance of work is passing on technology being answerable to beijing how much of that is a concern. it is actually a big concern for for simple reason because we don't know really what's coming what's going on it's still in a in a stage where it's announced but. we don't know how it's going to look in every day life and we are all waiting to see what's coming