cross burning later. for kkk, some of the top stories you'll find are about a small town you've probably never heard of. so i'm headed back to arkansas. the town of harrison has a population that is 96% white. and it's known for still having an active ku klux klan presence. what kind of vibe will i get here? will i see some kind of sign of modern-day racism? >> ta-da. >> the controversial billboard up in harrison in northern arkansas sparking nationwide controversy. it's sparked local outrage, some calling it racist. people say this billboard reminds them of a very unpleasant time in their town's history. >> i need to talk to somebody about the billboard, and this lady will do. she's patty methvin, president of the harrison chamber of commerce. >> it broke my heart first. after i cried for a little while and kind of had a little hissy fit, then we started working on what do we do? how do you counter a billboard that doesn't have an author? >> yes. because there's no website. there's no name. there's nobod

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streets and when not to cross them. it turns out that coyotes are very smart about actually observing the change of traffic lights. man: so, this is the backside of the park here. there are almost no limits to coyotes' ability to adapt to the urban environment... because south central l.a. is probably synonymous with the most inner-city neighborhoods in the world. finding coyotes here is just-- just amazing to me and exciting every time i'm able to collect some morore scat. here in south l.a. wetlands, there's proof that coyotes use this area because i'm finding coyote scat inside these fences. coyotes are spspecies that most people know live in the l.a. area, but people think that they live in the mountains-- ountainousus areas or griffifith park, where there's more open space, but really don't think of them as animals able to adapt to this type of landscape. [car alarm beeps] back to the ranger station. yeah, so, we're in griffith park, and here e is one right here. this park is surrounded by freeway, by urbanization,

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troops have crossed into iraq as part of their withdrawal from the old syria convoys pass through the south and the border crossing it's heading into iraq's northern kurdish region the british prime minister is trying to push his last minute break that deal to the u.k. parliament for a straight yes or no vote boris johnson is adamant the u.k. will leave the e.u. in 10 days this by being forced to ask for another delay. same sex marriage in northern ireland will be legalized in a matter of hours but the historic changes have sparked controversy especially because they were brought in by the u.k. parliament not northern ireland's assembly. reports now from belfast. campaigners have gathered outside the power sharing assembly here at stormont and anticipation of seismic changes to the law because midnight laws surrounding abortion and same sex marriage will change bringing northern ireland in line with the rest of the u.k. for the moment northern ireland has some of the strictest support in laws anywhere in the world is but underneath all circumstances including cases of rape incest and

and what european country carbs crucifixes and bakes cross buns are you correspondent good month so this is going to take us there for a taste. but 1st it's the symbol of a country that no longer exists and of a city that was once divided 50 years ago communist east germany completed construction on the berlin t.v. tower just in time to mark the now defunct country's 20th anniversary the imposing structure was meant to show the world what east germany was capable of and the tower still dominates berlin skyline today attracting a 1000000 visitors a year. with the heights of 368 meters it's butlins most visible that. since he doesn't deny 969 the t.v. tower has attracted 60000000 visitors from or over the world. but it scary didn't expect it to be quite so high when we looked for a basis to go into the when we gave the 1st and we saw. the big dollar do you remember the nice every monuments especially in the new one we'll. show you elevators transport guests to the top in just 42nd news and get the lift that takes visitors to the viewing platform at a height of 200 free meters has a top spe

crossing the iron curtain back to the west now it was the height of rock'n'roll and no one captured it quite like it's a target for norman see after brief careers as a soccer player and a doctor sees became a celebrity photographer catching the attention of the stars with his wild and rowdy photo shoots and their exhibition here in germany pays tribute. sex drugs rock n roll i continue to turn i'm body the spirit of the seventy's like no one else and 975 photographer norman seif captured the energy in the studio as you can see in the background there's people around so norman all he turns his sessions into parties and he just would be doing a session and invite everybody off the street in that can you imagine there were $200.00 people drinking in just getting crazy it was. like joni mitchell. singer ben marston walking. what. are comedian steve martin. so he was developing this technique of how to get these spontaneous improvisational methodology really and how to get people to be sincere and honest and real. and he had different methods to do this he wants through a car he can frank z

northern syria as successful trump takes credit for a turkish cease fire in the region even though i'm cross offensive against kurdish militias was only possible made possible by the withdrawal of u.s. forces also coming up. british police find 39 bodies in a truck parked at an industrial site near london they've moved the vehicle to a secure location so they can identify the victims. and spain prepares to move the remains of dictator francisco franco his body will be exhumed from the shrine he himself ordered built franco's regime continues to polarize spain 44 years after his death. i'm told me a lot of both thanks for joining us u.s. president donald trump is declaring his latest moves in syria a victory on wednesday the president announced that he would lift sanctions on turkey just 9 days after he imposed in response to turkish forces entering a northeastern syria trump's new direction came after russia and turkey announced they were establishing a safe zone along the syria turkey border marking the arrival of russia as the new pot in the region. u.s. president clinton camp is taking th

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in the blue cross blue shield world, we take this very seriously.e have created an institute whose focus is on social determinants of health. that we started with was transportation because we found that a number of people were not compliant with medications or performance -- appointments because they cannot get their. so, we have partnered with lyft and ask them if they have a ride. if they don't, we can take them. we recognize many communities don't have access to healthy food, so we have created a program which will deliver healthy meals at very low cost to communities that have to freshies and access fruits and vegetables. because we have patience and patients inode -- tory zip code, we are trying design programs that are repeatable and we can live with that scale. we will look at places that are to design programs thatinsufficient whether it is building playgrounds or doing other things. it is one thing to tell people they need to do it. it is another thing to show them a pass. -- path. >> what is your vision for the future of health care? on t

said middle europe who oversee more than 50 crossings a day they've been preparing for bricks for months and say want to deal maybe better the no deal they are entering uncharted territory and it will come as a cost any day will bring in customs clearance issues where people have to cut some serious goods that they've never custom cleared before realistically it's probably going out of like 10 percent of the overall costs of moving goods from e.u. to u.k. or the u.k. to e.u. because you have to customs clear on both sides many parts of britain a feeling pretty good by brics it looking for a solution whatever that may be even if it leaves britain standing alone and he would al-jazeera in whole. still ahead on al-jazeera a fragile truce on the turkey syria border of a president or want war and see events it will resume within minutes if all terms are not met. at alone in the wilderness what's happened to critically endangered wildlife and africa's largest nature reserve. how the weather sloshy set their course the middle east some rain in the forecast having said that a little bit of a clo

60 minutes kurds in northern syria to resist turkish forces as they gather at the border ready to cross also a curfew imposed in capital over fuel protests as the president moves his office out of the city. and too hungry to study why there's concern hundreds of students could drop out of south african universities. also it's in a rotting state a vital industry in indian administered kashmir is now suffering. and i'm we're hard in with all your days sport another quarter finalist could be decided at the rugby world cup but scotland based their hopes of making it after a one sided crash of russia. welcome to the program turkey says final preparations for a military push into northern syria are being made but the kurdish little 40 in northern syria is urging residents to come out in large numbers and resist them troops and equipment are in position on turkey's side of the border and a section of cold creek has been removed an aide to president the one says the military will join forces with the free syrian army when it crosses into syria turkey's planned operation follows president trying

also food development of emergency cross connection response plan. standard plan system means it is not a dual plum system, you can have cross connections in those trade we wanted to make sure that that was covered. people actually would accidentally cross connect between the water and wastewater system. that is something that can happen. that is why you have basically experts who work in the field to make sure they don't do that. and then a variance process is being added so if there is some reason that somebody would need a variance from the rules that that could be granted by the general manager. again, only a public health is connected. this is a central part of our program. >> would you explain cross connection to a second? >> cross connection is where there is either an intentional, or accidental connection between a water supply, and some nonpolitical water or even wastewater. when you open up a wall, or you open up the ground there is all kinds of plumbing there. the potential to ms. connect them, so that you are introducing not drinking wate

because berlin is very quickly noticed that when the sun shone on and sometimes for the symbol of cross so they gave the building the nickname for the pope's revenge socialism calls to not told religion in high regard and the tallest buildings in the area well then churches legend has it that the communist was so incensed about the cross problem that they considered tearing the talent down but this is just legend is actually really quite little evidence to suggest that the communists or as. such a great problem does make a good story. the revolving restaurant in the tower that was a pretty big hit with these germans wasn't it yes it was some suggest it has more to do with the fact that you got amazing and the red views of west but then. there was a joke going around at the time that if the t.v. tower collapsed while you having to do something not considered so unlikely to actually get lucky and and in the way lucky enough to be having dinner in a collapsing tower let me get this straight the tower is celebrating its birthday on october 3rd this in germany is a big holiday marking reunif

. >> fingers cross the power comes back on sooner thank you. >>> just into thes newsroom. moments when a fire erupted on the island. the pg&e transformer showering sparks on the grass below. the east contra costa firefighters now believe pg&e equipment was thes cause of the fire. a second fire broke out a few hours later. they say malfunctioning pg&e equipment sparked the fire. >> this is a statewide event preponderate multiple fires down in the l.a. area. among them north of los angeles in seemy valley. the easy fire raging out outside the presidential reagan ronald ray reagan library. horses warneding free symbolic in the rafrm area of the country. all kinds of livestock herded on trailers as animals were evacuated with the people. >> we currently have approximately 7,000 homes under evacuation orders most mandatory orders. some are voluntary. with an estimated 26,000 residents affected. >> now the fire has charred about 1,300 acres. but with winds gusting up to 60-mile-per-hour, the potential for a lot more damage is dramatic and big potential there. the forecast calls

so if you are crossing into marine county today. you have respiratory conditions may want to limit too much time outside to take it a little bit easier it's going to be hot anyways so use that as an excuse to maybe save any outdoor activities on intel next week, 60's 70's for most of your current temperatures, although we do have a few spots in the 40's and 50's is really a wide range of temperatures to start this morning, oakland you're at 59 right now berkeley at 68 degrees nevado in petaluma some of our cooler spots east at 46 degrees. now we are seeing some very low humidity again for the north bay today. so this is going to contribute to get again some very dry conditions. but the good news is is even though will be hot dry winds are going to be a lot calmer so although conditions out there for the kinkaid fire just across the bay area in general are still high for fire danger, it's not the stream levels that we did overall so yesterday as we see tomorrow winds picking back up and then we're going to see the risk of rapid sprea

greg he's inconsolable yet he tries to console others with his crosses. the boy with a gentle smile was tyree wives he lived to be 16. even young children come full victim to chicago's violence there to protect them a crossing guards from the safe passage program. these women in bright yellow vests patrol the streets to try to keep kids safe not from cars but from bullets. they're armed with nothing but walkie talkie to call the police. violence on the way to school has dropped by one 3rd. since they started. still whoever grows up there could always be at the wrong place at the wrong time and get killed. police departments like this one in district 7 in englewood the places that most residents associate with problems problems with the police. randall lacey wants to change that everyone here knows her as miss ray just what you're doing with the 3 years after her daughter was stabbed to death she was left to raise her grandkids on her own 2 years ago one of them was also killing. miss ray wanted to do her part to combat violence on the streets so she found

people crossing between our crossing between them because they were objects at the ports of entry and they are desperate because they surrender to a border patrol officer then to be vulnerable to the gangs and the cities in mexico. the second reason is the u.s. loss as you cross between ports of entry and you can apply for refugee status. this was a very deliberate part of the law enacted years ago. if they called people sneaking into the u.s. they want to return them rapidly into mexico but new you couldn't do that if they were refugees. it is written right into the law. the president thinks this is a winning policy for him politically. you are in a state with many different people and different views of migration and maybe have encountered them. they might tell you they support this idea of keeping out. what do you say to them? >> very few people support the idea of deliberately harming children. very few. and you asked me about where they stand in the senate. we are deeply divided, and it's a result of the pressure of the presidency. he said at a press conference that is what is go

a border or crossing the ocean to try to get to a place of safety. and i hope, my hope is that will kind of listen to that ability to connect with other and that shared experience that we have. we all have, which is, we love and we le that we love would do whatever is necessary to keep them safe. hope that people turn out next year thinking, i want to build a act ry where all of us can like that and we can be a country where we can take care of ach other in moments someone ether it is seeking refuge or having a crisis here. >> i also want to ask you, do u.s. has a at the responsibility to take in more refugees? absolutely think we have a responsibility. e see the rest of the world contributing to what's become a global migrant crisis, contributing in meaningful ways. san antonio like many other texas cities, for years, had a n receiving disproportionate share of refugees, in the office of refugee resettlement programs and it was a measure of pride did that. we got very efficient working with catholic charities, a nonprofits that would help integrate

a lot of the migrants we crossed -- talked to just crossing, a lot of them coming to the u.s. were just seeking a better life. they talked about providing educational opportunities to their children and not having resources like that back home. mary in texas on the republican line. caller: hello. i livein houst mwhole life. i taught children of all 101onalities and there are languages that are taught in this area. loveoblem is this, we people. americans have always loved people, but the situation is that at this point, the government is in such disarray. my feeling is that the reason it's in such disarray is that we are also incompatible. there are me of these cultures, languages, ideologies, religions, races, just in my area. it makes for a lot of incompatibility. ofnow that we're a nation immigrantss. i, myself, am a child of that, but the thing of it is is that most of the time, our immigrants game and they were able to assemble with us, able to work together. we were comfortable together. so, a lot of the anger, much anger -- host: mary, we will let you go there. cmamila?

crosses between oakland and nsf via the trans-bay two, the red line on your screen. transportation leaders are considering a second crossing south of the tube, a yellow line. a second trans-bay rail crossing could possibly be shared by cal train, ace, and high-speed rail and the capitol corridor. to pay for this and other improvements, a measure could be put on the november 2020 ballot to raise $100 billion in taxes over the next several decades. >> i have a job. it is perfect. >> that would be great. yeah. commune -- commuting is a nightmare. >> we rely for the valley and let's help everybody out and get everybody to work. >> b.a.r.t. announced that construction could be delayed four years until 2030 because of an updated underground design that will take longero complete. >>> b.a.r.t. general manager will meet and greet riders tomorrow morning between 8:00 and 9:00 at lake merritt and between 3:00 and 4:30 at the montgomery station. >>> next week is two years since the deadly north bay fire storm and now sonoma supervisors are meeting to assess the recovery efforts

specifically to cross-examine witnesses.e, i think what the republicans are saying is, what they were demanding are a vote. they were demanding things happen in public. and they were demanding that the republicans and the president's lawyers get some rights. i think what they're going to argue here is that the rights for the president's lawyers and for the republicans actually don't happen until they are too late because they are only applicable to the judiciary committee. and the public hearings that are coming up are going to be with the three committees that are already doing the investigation. and by the time things goat the judiciary committee, everything is already going to be done. there's going to be a report. the rules provide these committees are going to produce a report to the judiciary committee. and so the way that rules look, it doesn't look like there are going to be witnesses that actually testify before the judiciary committee. so it's probably going to be too late for the president's lawyers to actually do

many cross from the sidewalkto . in the bottom photo, you see what happens in the outbound direction. the muni customers step off and cross mid-be block. thimid-block.this is a typical s people are transferring from the m-line to bart or other moonny muni-routes. there have been no major incidents and our goal is to make changes before an incident could potentially happen. this is where we came up with the current proposal that we've been working to develop in concept. the current boarding facilities, because of how the tracks are laid out and the turns are, don't allow us to build what we would more traditionally do at a lot of other facilities with boarding islands. so what we are looking at conceptionually is for new boarding build-outs at the niagra intersection, which is the entrance to the bart loop. they are the orange blobs in the lower left corner of the screen and they would be accompanied with accessible ramps for wheelchair users or other persons with limited mobility. those are the teall-shaped items. th

last year, in a case challenging the presence of a piece cross on cross onnd -- peace public land outside of washington, d.c. was also a seven-to decision, and justice alito wrote in that case that taking the cross down would actually be an act of aggressive hostility towards religion, allowing -- taking it down would neutral towards religion, it would be aggressively hostile towards religion. it is a different case, but i think it says nothing about where the mindset of many of the justices is likely to be going into this case. you can see that neutral there e a majority of the justices who might be ready to read mott v. davies relatively narrowly, and say ok, states are not allowed to fund religious training, but we will violate the free exercise clause to limit state funding beyond that. i will be watching the dynamics on the court in this case. yertices kagan and r joined the majority opinion in so it isran case, harder to see where the compromise might be in this case. , we will talk a little bit about the dynamics on the court, the likelihood that the chief justice might be these 5-

turkish troops have begun crossing into northeastern syria.orces away from the turkish border. but trump administration says he will not stand in their way. turkey views the kurds as a security threat. donald trump escalated the fight over impeachment with house democrats, saying the white house and his administration will not cooperate in the investigation, calling the process in constitutional dutch unconstitutional and invalid. , prime minister boris johnson is preparing for a no deal brexit in three weeks. negotiation's appear headed for a breakdown. johnson had agreed to talks with ireland's prime minister this week. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. tom: equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, completely different from 90 minutes ago, futures advancing big time, up 23 points. curve steepening. massive risk on feel. it has the character of the whipsaw we saw yesterday. oil may be elevated on th

it involved crossing many borders but also, like, seas, you know, and land borders. most dangerous part was in france, in calais, because this is where lots of criminal activity was going on. so you are talking about calais and dunkirk, specifically, where smugglers would just be putting people in the back of lorries and just sending them off, not knowing where they were headed. so i think this was one of the most difficult stages of the journey. it was quite dangerous because you have people, you know, putting you in the back of the lorry, sometimes in the fridges and freezers. i mean, one of the times i was put in the back of a freezer with other people, you know, with frozen chicken and meat. and it was, i don't know how, it was freezing cold in there, and you couldn't do anything. they said it was going to be two hours, then it would be the end, but after two hours, the lorry did not move and then people started coughing and, you know, freezing. this is when you have to knock and knock and knock and you are at the mercy of the smugglers to come and get you out be

that's a pretty good cross back to the set up from andre silva. gonzalo posse n.c.i. has also benefited from the system change he was a bench player last season but his 3 goals this campaign top frankfurt's charts he doesn't play much build up but waits until process come in from out wide then he puts them away like the best classic center forwards. said sesto was. it's a familiar scene breakthrough out wide eyed the strikers put in a perfect pass and then comes the cold blooded finish. frankfurt's new offensive system works like a charm. of oslo the song. to play in france that they have been playing together solazyme the fear and it's proved in the statistics the 3 strikers of back 7 of frankfurt's 9 goals an impressive 78 percent. frankfurt most well equipped to repeat last season success they'll certainly be able to count on plenty of goals. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. with nigeria and was going to mexico the world through to rid we travel the world in the region if they knew how high tensions are running i'm going to say n

to get 2 choices either within a cross or take a shot from distance and hope that one of the strikers would be able to pounce on a potential rebound. from a traffic shifted side but if it was still. it is a classic punches goal. just as a goal could sack showed he's a real center forward he's got this instinctive nice for going up need to be the. national of the role because it. was very very nice frankfurt using classic center forwards means they need plenty of crosses they lead the league in passes from the flanks by a large margin. their speed and dynamism has now largely shifted out why the strikers are no longer expected to haul up field in top gear but simply need to work their way to the penalty area and play to their strengths. that's a pretty good try out of that given set up from i'm sure a silva. gonzalo posse n.c.i. has also benefited from the system change he was a bench player last season but his 3 goals this campaign top frankfurt's charts he doesn't play much build up but waits until crosses come in from out why then he puts them away like the best classic center forwa

is planning to cross out of the you don't you see the countries themselves are responsible in a way or another for the tragedies that are happening. in some way yes of course i mean as i mentioned before you know the result of this. attempts to keep people out is inevitably tragedy and we see that not just recently yesterday but or costs that use external borders and are meant to rein in along the socal goal can route in france is on the border with bows no there is a systematic violence perpetrated against refugees the migrants trying to get in though in a way this is of course a consequence of policy choices and also policy choice as you mentioned yes the lack of agreement on the woman that has has paralyzed the system so the solist ball is cracked down on people and as this you rightly pointed out we really have to distinguish modern trafficking right to thank and. irregularly but not exploited at. the destination and they then get exploited when the because there are not the public ok to. limit it to a point when you talk about the need to involve new actors in the global fight aga

the turks didn't ask permission to cross the border, they said we're coming. and notified us in advance, so if we want today-- wanted to move out of the way we could, but either way, they were coming. we've moved our forces into other areas and combined them into bases and recently within the last couple of days, when the turks started getting closer to our combined forces in syria we responded putting up apache helicopter and f-16 a he is, saying don't you ka dare come near american courses. but at the same time we're doing everything we can and should to stop the bloodshed between the al lies. i've been amazed at the number of people who have stepped up and said president trump is to blame for the bloodshed between the kurds and the turks. they ignore the history in the ongoing battle between the kurds and the turks now for over a century, but we should do everything we can to be able to push back on this. because for a large group of the kurdish population, especially those in northern iraq, they have been very close allies and friends and tenacious fighter

here in about an hour's time with a full of your news fresh look at that but stay with us now for cross talk discussing the impeachment investigation into president. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle senator chuck schumer famously said shortly after trump was elected you take on the intelligence community they have 6 ways from sunday at getting back at you in light of the failed russia gate hoax and this nonsense with ukraine this characterization appears to be spot on should we all fear the deep state. talking the deep state i'm joined by my guest daniel mcadams including he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity in washington we crossed to richard goodstein he is a democratic strategist and a former campaign adviser to bill and hillary clinton and in new you. we cross to john burnett he is managing director and founder of one empire group a business and political consultancy company all right jonathan cross liberals in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate daniel make

crossed that laura muir can bring home a medal.p world champion marc marquez is third on the grid for tomorrows thai grand prix, that's despite crashing for the second time in two days. he can clinch the title tomorrow. the estonian oit tanak leads the wales rally going into the final day. britain's kris meeke is in fourth. tanak leads the championship with two more rounds to go. and dominic thiem, the man who knocked out andy murray, is through to the final of the china open, after coming from a set down to beat karen khachanov — he'll face stefanos tsitsipas in the beijing final. let's return to football, and it's now five games since england's women last won a match. earlier today they lost 2—1 to brazil in middlesbrough in an international friendly. a crowd of more than 29,000 watched a brazilian double from debinha, while beth england scored herfirst goal for the lionesses jo currie was watching at the riverside. it may have been a bumper crowd watching here at the riverside, in fa ct watching here at the riverside, in fact mo

hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered. from calls for trump's impeachment to the saga known as political elites appear to be terrified of democracy and the people's will also should we lament the passing of the new liberal order. cross talking some real news i'm joined by my guest robert bridge he is a r t website writer we also have dimitri he is a political analyst and editor read in his to me internet media project and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he is the editor of politics 1st magazine original uncrossed up rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate as usual go to our guest in london market square i'm glad you're joining us today look i mentioned in my introduction the impeachment proceedings the. they're starting against trump and talking about brags that but there's one theme that kind of ties them together and it is my sense they do these political elites across the atlantic and in the u.k. they really want the status quo to be maintained they don't want to los

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