don't want tens and tens of thousands of people to make that crossing, do you?st a fact of human life. i mean, everyone outside africa has come from africa at some time, right? the point is that due to the whole, say, history of colonisation, the large inequalities between the global poor and the global rich, there is a lot of reasons for people to migrate, and there is a lot of injustice between people around the globe, and as long as we don't resolve that, people willjust migrate, and particularly due to the climate breakdown. we will get to the climate breakdown and how important you feel that is as a push factor away from sub—saharan africa in particular, but let'sjust stick with this notion of yours that migration is just a fact of life. i come back to the figures which suggest actually there has been a fundamental change in the last couple of years, and i also come to the fact that some players in the mediterranean are quite clear that the rescue missions that the private humanitarian organisations such as sea—watch run are actually counter—productive. the

don't want tens and tens of thousands of people to make that crossing, do you? a fact of human life. i mean, everyone outside africa has come from africa at some time, right? the point is that due to the whole, say, history of colonisation, the large inequalities between the global poor and the global rich, there is a lot of reasons for people to migrate, and there is a lot of injustice between people around the globe, and as long as we don't resolve that, people willjust migrate, and particularly due to the climate breakdown. we will get to the climate breakdown and how important you feel that is as a push factor away from sub—saharan africa in particular, but let'sjust stick with this notion of yours that migration is just a fact of life. i come back to the figures which suggest actually there has been a fundamental change in the last couple of years, and i also come to the fact that some players in the mediterranean are quite clear that the rescue missions that the private humanitarian organisations such as sea—watch run are actually counter—productive. the h

peter cross by foot through this port of entry or by car which could take up to 5 hours.you see the lines of thousands of cars, waiting to cross over and you know these are people from 2 in the morning star. mchugh like that. well says for most people it's worth it because for them it's as easy as crossing the street that's we're going to mexico is for us we're binational region. >>we get the best foods out of the best clothing and clothing north. you know we get since get to enjoy the best of all the world. >>we're actually right about as close as we're going to be will to get right now to mexico. we just saw at last a u turn in the usa, so this is where you would cross over to mexico. but we're going to we're going to turn around but and tonight we're adding to your queue up an arizona we're going to take a look at organ pipe. cactus national monument that's where construction for the border wall started in august life reporter report dot com tour. i mean a warning key. >>anna thank you for that insight io the border and many many times times and the it's good good folk

cross all of the prisoners have been tempted by the. units from battlefields. equality has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against these the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis with many on the brink of famine that was reporting from the scene in yemen well israel's military it tried d. cooperations at a hospital exchanged fire with hezbollah along the lebanese border has fired anti-tank missiles towards an israeli military post on sunday afternoon israel responded by sending about 100 artillery shells and what it said was targets across the border there's been no fighting overnight harry false reports from northern israel. on sunday afternoon the tense week long waiting game was over the strike that hezbollah had been promising was underway anti-tank missiles fired in israeli army base near the community of just south of the lebanese border as well as t.v. claimed an israeli tank it being destroyed and soldiers killed but the israeli military said whi

a border crossing which in syria and iraq has reopened for travelers and trades crossing had been calls 2012 to all traffic except government and military vehicles the trade it has been seized and controlled by various groups over the past 7 years including syrian rebels and eisel iran can has more from. that's right the border crossing is now open is called on the syrian side we have the syrian ambassador and the interior minister walk through the area and meet with dignitaries they met with the representative of the rocky prime minister now what the syrians said that this was a very big success it showed that both countries had defeated eisel fighters and that the iraqis what they said is that this is going to be the 1st of 3 border crossings are going to open in the next few weeks with syria so both sides say it's a tremendous success down 2014 fighters were able to take over this border crossing and they use this entire area as a staging ground to manage and to mount their assault on amber province including taking over 2 of its major cities in 2017 the iraqis were able to take back

cross all of the prisoners have been captured by the. units from battlefields. equality has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against hoshi's the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis with many on the brink of famine and without bob. the mark problems the death toll from widespread flooding across iran continues to rise nearly 80 people have been killed dozens have been injured and hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced al-jazeera is mohammed's our reports i stand not far from the and tons of village that lies between here and the riverbed of the nile the riverbed itself is 4 kilometers from here all this land is submerged and for 20 days now people have been trying to extract their belongings from their village that has melted into water because most of the buildings there are made of mud bricks people telling us that they have tremendous difficulties in this respect because they don't have help from outside they don't have help from their org

it happens all of the time where i'm trying to cross the street and they don't care who is in the cross-walk. they don't care what's going on with the tree around them and not looking. but number one, they're on their phones. they're texting or they're a vehicle that utilizes our streets for pay and they're not taxis. they usually don't live in san francisco but come from all over the state to harass and to, basically, congest our very streets here. so we have a long way to go, but i believe that efforts of many of the mea people who spoke shod be applauded and we need to do that to our staff and i will thank you for the incredible report which i thought was pervasive in so many areas but my fellow director has good recommendations, as well. so we need to continue to work together, because this won't be solved overnight. thank you. >> dr. borden. >> i wanted to say i agree with all of my colleagues up here and i want to thank the police department for being here. you're a critical part of the solution on our streets. i often wonder if we can build the railroads, cross-walks. i feel like you

or for more on this when cross life nights ahmed addresses in gallons a. the officially the dialogue is underway the prime minister is just addressing our delegates more than $400.00 of them are attending this conference well the dialogue has started without some key elements basically the key actors in the conflict in the north west and south west are absent and the issue of separation is actually not on the cards then one other thing is there is no independent mediator in this crisis so a lot of these complainants like the separatists and all all the opposition most of many of the oppositions are not attending so a lot of them would prefer a neutral ground so that these discussions can take place where people will understand each other without any threats security threats or threat of arrest of members of the opposition but to throw more light on what this conference a dialogue can achieve is a member of this conference also an economic someone who has researched this topic for a very long time for 20 years has been doing research on this professor willi

here to cross the road on the 50th anniversary of the abbey road album. pisistratus number one fatal span and it was important to him for degree to be here and i want to play here with him to celebrate this special occasion and some people had a special way to celebrate that special day for the very special location. really was the end of an era as you say has a very special place have you ever had your picture taken that no i haven't i've been open on plenty of buses driving past there driving along there of walt pos there but that was also that was in the olden days that was in the days before everyone had a mobile phone and everyone had a camera to take a picture of themselves in the grand scheme of the of the beatles musical legacy why is this album so important. well as we've said it marks the end of an iraq so that that in itself makes it better but there's also huge amount of of imagination this is the musical the bread and the vision also the diversity of the song. that's just over the years. it's coming in through the bathroom door to open a big

crowds of people old day online celebrating taking lots of selfies taking lots of pitches on the crossing traffic was at a standstill people dressed up as rita the maid to made even though she's not even on the album you know people having a tough time there also after 50 years here comes the sun by george harrison is getting its 1st music video and that's just released i think we should now and this is the 50th anniversary reissue of abbey road it features new album as well they also did it for the white album with the same people mixes by giles martin and he is the son of the light based producer george martin interesting connection there keeping things in the family now this is one of the most famous pictures in the history of pop music as we know so. so recognizable and it's been imitated a 1000 times tell us more about that you had the album cover that took just 10 minutes to shoot has become one of the most recognizable of all time it's been parodied by both other musicians and everybody else over the years we're looking at a couple of them now they're just hilarious wrote that cove

without cross— party consensus when the red lines were drawn without cross—party consensus so it beit would mean for that now when the situation where a small number of people are saying that the only proper brexit is no deal. i do not recognise that, ido is no deal. i do not recognise that, i do not recognise the idea that people voted for the kind of consequences that no deal could bring about. one alternative is another three—month delay and some people will say what on earth for, what is the point. that is why i have argued for a single market customs union brexit and argued that if there is a prime minister who has a deal that they think is good enough then they should give the public the final say and ratify that because there is no doubt that we had a referendum in 2016 and then a general election in 2017 and we have beenin general election in 2017 and we have been in the situation of having a hung parliament that has made brexit very difficult ever since so there are ways out of this but the problem we have is that instead of trying to find one, borisjohnson is kowtowing to

calling 1-800-red cross or going to our red cross app to make a donation.now we always need volunteers. to be able to volunteer, just sign up at redcross.org. >> yeah, if people want to google red cross and dorian, you'll see all the different states and stories that have been done for people who are coming in from all across the country. great folks who have trained and, you know, are willing to put themselves out there. so our thanks to them. >> yes. >> our thanks to you. cin cindy huge, we appreciate you coming on the program tonight. >>> and when we're back, much more of a breaking news coverag toward the coast. i'll be talking with a climate expert next. beep goes off ] now that you have new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. yeah, have fun! thanks to you, we will. aw, stop. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... ...all while helping you to and through retirement. um, you guys are just

cross all of the prisoners have been captured by the army units from battlefields. equality has been fighting in yemen since 2015 supporting the internationally recognized yemeni government against all these the war has killed tens of thousands and had a devastating impact on millions of yemenis with many on the brink of famine and without blub. the mouth province of the conflict in yemen is now in its 5th year and it's resulted in tens of thousands of deaths the armed conflict and location is vent data project says more than $70000.00 people have been killed since the war began human rights watch says almost $11000.00 were injured by the end of last year the conflict to threaten millions of lives 80 percent of the population requires some form of humanitarian assistance and more than 15000000 could soon face starvation. so let's bring in our panel now to talk more about this joining me here on set is has sena but adi professor of international relations at the university of jordan from london we have but our middle east and north africa care worker at reprieve and

who should die the elderly lady crossing on red. or the child in the self driving car what choice should the algorithm make the ads online survey presents respondents with various scenarios each with its own unique dilemma respondents are then asked to choose how they would want an algorithm to decide so as a result we have $40000000.00 the solutions and they're still counting from people all over the world and it enables us to start analyzing what the people agree on but also how do they differ. so does our culture influence our moral judgments. people always agree on saving more lives saving children or saving people who cross legally over people who don't cross legally and so on the most interesting part is you could pick a country like germany. and you could see how they compare to the global average you could see ok to the status it's not really important but what you can so much less money is preferring so if you don't have to if you prefer to just go straight yes which is the default don't take a decision exactly this means d

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the red cross and said it's only between 90 idea can't the discrepancy between the 2 figures. yes of course we can account for the numbers that were released today in or in our presence but there may be there may have been it is that were released and at another time without the facilitation of the red cross so this discrepancy perhaps comes from that and terms of. you're working on the ground you're working in yemen we've see things progress are going to military on the military side of it but certainly the focus is now turning to it to bring an end to this conflict are you hopeful that this gesture by. are you hopeful that this may lead. to more talks or to more prisoner exchanges. of course we are very we hope this is definitely our hope that. this really is which of course has brought a lot of relief to the families who have been suffering you know missing their loved ones were not doing where they are you know the people who were released today were our fathers sons brothers of course we hope to see more initiatives in the future bigger numbers from all sides and as the i

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federation of the red cross as well.a constantly evolving situation. is all we have time for now but you very much. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: 0ur thrill—seeking security correspondent frank gardner swaps his wheelchair for a wetsuit and waterski george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and a clear voice "enough of blood and tears. enough!" translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the taliban says the us has the most to lose after president trump pulled out of peace talks aimed at ending the afghan war. britis

of the day the cross is bad all calculation don't matter. a journey through tom from germany's provisional capital in bonn to its current capital in burnley. today i want to invite you to join me on a tour of 70 years of history together while discover what a joke raf have to do with the country's constitution and will revisit the placement on locations that tell the story of post-war germany. next on d w. o t. m l keep learning. wait a 2nd we want the whole picture our facts instead of make ideas shift deliver us. from a dimension reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with the devise a simple. shift. on g.w. . the fall of the berlin wall become all before november $989.00. losing the heroes of eastern europe we talk to the. those who began the struggle for freedom and those who showed personal courage all that know it but also going to go no telephone call for almost all of you know you've been of the school we have for a goal of the wall didn't surprise me i saw it coming 10 years b

so we have a lot of support coming in, including from reddish red cross and other red cross members throughoutrt opens we will send more supplies in. we are ready to go and we are counting on our people on the ground who are already deployed and our community volunteers. we are relying on them to do what they have been trained to do and we know they are out there doing it. communications are starting to trickle in and we are starting to trickle in and we are starting to trickle in and we are starting to get some reports, and the red cross is going to be there for during and after this hurricane and many others to come. eight ok, stephen mcandrew, we really appreciate you taking the time out from your efforts to speak to us, thank you very much, stephen mcandrew there from the red cross. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we return to one of greenland's fastest—shrinking glaciers to see how rising temperatures have seen the massive ice sheet melt by a record amount. she received a nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church

>> the planning commission as a body in the red cross? >> if the planning commissioner also sits on the red cross board and the donation was made in the behalf to go to the red cross, so that -- >> ok, i understand. >> that would be a recusal in. >> the commissione commission sn both, would it trigger a recusal? >> a conflict of interest. >> or a conflict of interest. i don't know if that would constitute a financial interest but i'm not sure. >> i'll jump in. i think it would be relevant as to whether or not that person was paid by the red cross. they were serving and unpaid capacity, likely no financial interest. >> form 3630, this is, again, the final form in that series and that is applicable to the recipients of behested payments. the difference here in addition to the filer being the recipient in this case, is that the qualifying threshold is $100,000 or more in a calendar year. so in this scen scenario, instef one donor, the developer, let's say that officer behested payments from multiple donors, multiple developers and the cumula

what's being proposed along the 101 freeway in agoa hills is to build a crossing, a wildle crossing.his is not a new concept. a lot of other countries have already built these wildlife crossings. what these are not just bridges, but they're bridges that are vegetated, that have nice restoration that's done leading up to these crossing points and fencing th funnel these animals. heise: the cost is comparative. so, it's $50 million that we will invesountain lion habitat that we won't invest in something else. so, i think there needs to be democratic on making and extensive consultation about whether we want to do this and wor will raise the money this, who will pay for this. what do we owe mountain lions, what do we owe to other species of plants and animals? pa y: man-made structures act as barriers for lots of species in urban areas. but some aspects of ourre infrastrucctually allowre non-native species to thrive. the big moment for thinking about water in los angeles is 1913. once you have permanent water on the landscape, lots ofn- tive species, if they get introduced, can now make

the 190 crossing guards will be out on the street this week. they are here with one thing in mind, that is the safety of the children of san francisco. we have been doing a lot of work this summer to prepare the city for a safe start to the school year. we read striped 90 of the crosswalks around schools around the city. we've got troopers, we got transit assistance staff who ride the bus with her high school and medicals -- middle school students to make sure they are safe as they navigate the city, and we are ready for a safe start to the school year however you get around. the m.t.a. has got something for you to keep you safe. we are grateful for the support of the mayor and supervisor stefani. all the city's elected officials for the goal of vision zero to end traffic fatalities in the city. thank you. [applause]. >> thank you. we have a very special guest. the ladies of the westside waves are here today and speaking on behalf of the team is maureen. [applause] >> hi. my name is maureen and i am here today because five months ago on march 1

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a record number of migrants crossing the channel.ord numbers of stores disappeared from britain's high streets in the first half of this year, according to a report from a leading accounting firm. a 5—3 win for england, who were four goals up at half time but conceded two without reply to kosovo. coming up — a warning from car insurers on driverless cars — they say they'll cause more accidents without proper regulation. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00. labour's deputy leader is to call on the party to prioritise another brexit referendum over winning a general election, putting him in odds withjeremy corbyn. in a speech this morning, tom watson will warn there is no such thing as a good brexit deal, and labour should campaign unequivocally to remain. jeremey corbyn said that the party supports a second referendum with both leave and remain options on the ballot paper if the party wins the next general election. in other brexit developments, borisjohnson‘s brexit negotiator, david frost is back in brussels for talks w