so damien, is this actually the — not change. so damien, is this actually the end, _ not change.ly the end, then, - not change. so damien, is this actually the end, then, of i actually the end, then, of smart motorways? and can the government do this?— government do this? know, by any means _ government do this? know, by any means it's _ government do this? know, by any means it's not _ government do this? know, by any means it's not the - government do this? know, by any means it's not the end. i government do this? know, by any means it's not the end. so j any means it's not the end. so smart motorways cover already something like 10% of the motorway network, some 400 miles here in the uk. so the ones that are in place will stay in place. what the government has done today is to say that for the sort of timeframe can look into, up to the end of the decade, all road building plans, and smart motorways are part of that, they are now being removed from those plans. nothing before the end of the decade, and it will continue to look at how users view this. but it's worth saying, too

as the lead negotiator said at the time, the stories of philip and damien�*s special friendship couldfor the sort of society that we might create if we can reach agreement and he was right. that is the promise of the belfast good friday agreement. and together we can and we must fulfil it, thank you. applause studio: rishi sunak reflecting on the 25 years since that agreement, paying tribute to those who had led us to peace. he said people like me who inherited this extraordinary intimidating legacy, he talked about the challenges and a direct appeal to unionists. he said i urge you to work with us to get stormont up and running. he said it is the right thing to do for that union, we need to build support beyond that and have to show the devolved government works for northern ireland. the british prime minister with those thoughts on what has been achieved in the last 25 years and those huge challenges politically that still lie ahead. that is the latest from belfast. whilst we were watching that important breaking news from the united states from alabama, because just in the last few

fold rise in near misses, 72 in the five years, 1585 in the five years without. 0ur correspondent damiens has more on today's announcement. these are where you have had existing stretches of motorway in the uk, the government looked to manage those better and get more traffic flowing and created various schemes using slowing down the speed limits in some sections but the most controversial bit was where they were using the area on the side of the motorway, the hard shoulder, where you could park up if you had a problem, turning that into a temporary lane or a permanent lane in some cases with cameras and electronic screens to direct you when you could use those and tell you what the speed limits were. there had been concerns about the safety of that, there was a bbc investigation that reckoned that 38 people had died in accidents on those stretches of smart motorway, so about four years ago the government announced a review into safety, then it announced it was pausing the construction of any new sections of these smart motorways while that was happening, and what we now have today is th

the upstairs came up, i usually police class with alice damien's inside to use the limbs alex. the mosque on wednesday is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu as ordered there mobilization of board of police on the additional military units. on friday, tuesdays were shot and killed in the occupied west bank. i was later you drive around his car into a group of tourists in tel aviv, ah, but to arrest hotspot illuminated by the flashing lights of emergency responders, tourists wandering. the beachside boardwalks of tel aviv had little warning before a car mounted the pavement and rammed into a group of pedestrians. the driver has been identified by israeli authorities as a 45 year old is really era, man. his brother told israeli media, he thought the incident was an accident. when we arrived on scene, we noticed 8 people laying on the floor and burying conditions of the injuries. one of them 30 year old male severely and critically injured, which, despite our greatest efforts to save his life, we had to call his death on the scene. the victim has been identified as italian to

was saying, that has— interests but as damien was saying, that has not— interests but as damien wasminor things which they might determine ourtwo minor or things which they might determine our two minor or irrelevant to be included — our two minor or irrelevant to be included but have been declared, has been discussed, so one thing is these _ been discussed, so one thing is these may— been discussed, so one thing is these may have been made plain within— these may have been made plain within government, but they have not been transparently made plain beyond government. the second issue is there _ government. the second issue is there is— government. the second issue is there is a — government. the second issue is there is a difference between registering interests in a register of ministerial interests and then declaring — of ministerial interests and then declaring them when you are taking part in— declaring them when you are taking part in a _ declaring them when you are taking part in a parliamentary proceeding and what — part in a parliamentary proceeding and what is so importan

it was a death of damien turner. a few blocks away from the university of chicago medical center. turner, an 18 year old community organizer, died in the ambulance on his way to the nearest trauma center about 45 minutes away. what could it have meant if someone there knew how to help him? these questions inspired a series of workshops, including the basic gunshot first response. the goal of that workshop is to help the participants know how to increase language chances of surviving if they're shot, but also how to reduce chances is for emotional injury. we always say we hope that the participants never really have to use the hard skills. over the past five years, eugene medics has trained more than 3000 people at church groups, businesses and in high school classrooms. so let's talk turn to kids. dr. abdullah pratt is an emergency medicine physician at new chicago medicine. isn't there a risk in saying like, hey, we taught this civilly and how to do this? couldn't they possibly be creating more problems for you? i'v

it did that as almost on monday, the lady damien as it, as it is or visually know he knows anita parallel living room and get glass in it. and allison was it that day and a month ago that the carrier, the tightening with videos we've received, show that the practice of demanding bribes from her hingham muslims isn't just white spread. it's widely accepted. a trip to the border guard police to correct a misspelled name, ends with the ro, hank applicant handing over a water of cash with wow, not all demands for money involved the provision of a service. here a fish trader is stopped by border, got police manning, a check point, and i fell in love with for a while, it looks like the border guard police won't back down, but in the end they relent. are not gonna be villa villa on over the yellow one who her nobody's even religious rituals can be opportunities for corruption. here her sacrificial cow is being led to the slaughter. puerto got police had one end of a bridge hath just demanded a bribe of about $1.00 the owner of the cow pace up and continues on his way. but there's another check p

as damien said, that had not been published for a year.re are other things that may determine too minor or irrelevant to be included but have been discussed. these may have been made plain in government, but not beyond government. the second issue is there is a difference in registering with industry really interests and declaring them when participating in a parliamentary proceeding. when mp's are participating in anything, whether debating in the chamber or committee session, if they have a registered interest, that they draw that to the attention of other mps and the public, so that the people know that is the case. the difficulty is, the prime minister's interest was recorded but that was not public. he could not make reference in that way, so if it was relevant to what he was talking about, he could have told mp's about that interest at the time. christian: just to be clear, he was asked explicitly at the liain committee if he wanted to make an interest known to the committee. he said i have done everything through the normal channels

ah ah ah, this is damien is leih from berlin. italy declares a 6 month state of emergency over migration. human rights group say that it is a pretext to send refugees back in violation of international obligations that.

happened on wednesday morning when israeli forces storm the mach using here gas and beatings house, damien worshippers, israeli police alleged dozens of young men had thrown fireworks and stones into the moss and tried to barricade themselves inside the palace, city and se is really actions can't be justified in amount to a humiliation of their right. religion and freedom had a fear. what happens in the courtyards of the alex a mosque? the storm in desecration of the alex, a mosque by de zionist enemy and the expulsion of worshippers from it is heart wrenching and it hurts all muslims in all the are countries, especially in palestine and gaza. what does that look like? a fire in booth and tear gas inside the out acts mosque is a violation of the sanctity of the place. and the jews must know that these is a sacred place for all muslims. no, just for the people of garza or palestine, also the bidding of women and worshippers who go to pray is not acceptable. our hearts are attached to the al axa mosque and it is at the heart of our faith. there is no way as governance to see scenes of beatin

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to visit the compound on passover, the palestinian president's office the arab league and did your damien. foreign ministry have condemned the violence. there are international efforts to de escalate the situation with the ramadan passover and easter holidays overlapping this weekend. the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on thursday. natasha name el jazeera, occupied east jerusalem. does natasha name mentioned in the coming out of the security council, hold an emergency meeting to discuss events of the lock. so here's our diplomatic. had a james face this last minute meeting of the security council will take place behind closed doors. they'll be briefed by the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process talk when isn't and, and he'll explain in his view what happened at our lack. so mosque, the meeting was called for by china and the current arab member, the security council, the united arab emirates earlier, the palestinian ambassador, united nations flanked by all the arab ambassadors, spoke to reporters. it is violation of international law an

the palestinian president office the arab league and did your damien foreign ministry have condemned the violence. there are international efforts to de escalate the situation with the ramadan passover and easter holidays overlapping this weekend. the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on thursday. natasha name l g 0. occupied east jerusalem. has also been more rocket far from garza towards southern israel, joomla say it has more alex the mosque has always been a very sensitive issue to palestinians in particular in muslims, in general. and it has always sparked and flared up light of escalations in the past. i e is specially previous from a downs and this here because our passover are coincides with from a dime, a detentions are very high. there is a very high sense of worry here in the gaza strip of any tension escalating, especially that the people who gaza will tell you that they associate ramadan. they connected with a lot of war memories where many wars the are have been are and escalations have always erupted in ramadan because of that escalation an

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the palestinian president's office, the arab league and did your damien foreign ministry have condemned the violence. there are international efforts to de escalate the situation with the ramadan passover and easter holidays overlapping this weekend. the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on thursday. natasha game l. g 0, occupied east jerusalem. and israel says rockets have been fired, firm, southern lebanon, less gay. to hold out of the hamid who is in east jerusalem for us. what more do we know about these rockets? what we're not getting very much detail from the is really are we. what we do know is that rockets were fired from southern israel into, from southern lebanon, rather into northern israel. it happened quite quickly in a short span of time. in about 10 minutes. we also do know that some of those rockets were intercepted by the iron dough, air defense system that israel possesses. and we also know, and that's coming out from the actually beneath state agency that israel has retaliated using artillery fire into sudden israel. we don't have more det

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damien lopez has battled a blood disorder since birth. >> meeting manny, it was so cool. >> reporter:the group. >> go padres! >> reporter: hill spoke from the heart and from experience. >> i told them, similar things y'all dealt with coming 2015 i had stage three colon cancer. >> 2-2 peer hit up the middle. smacked by he'll. >> it is really inspiring. he beat cancer and still continue doing what he loved. >> reporter: an example of perseverance on a field of dreams. >> we have all gone through a lot, so i think being able to come out here and take a break for everything is really exciting. >> reporter: major league treatment at a chance for these kids to just be kids. >> having a good time? >> yeah! [applause] >> reporter: janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. >> norah: and that is a nice way to end tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night. >> judge judy: your hand was bleeding at that point. >> yes, profusely bleeding. my dog was profusely bleeding. >> announcer: she couldn't believe her pit bull was capable. >> judge judy: what did she say? >> "my dog would ne

that delayed rescues, many countries are scrambling to evacuate the citizens and to pronounce for damien plains, landed it among military airport. they're carrying more than $300.00 people from port to dawn, spain, germany, and france also pulled hundreds of their citizens out on sunday. and no countries have announced evacuation plans for the coming days of correspondent him, morgan has moved from call to while there are 2 kinds of active evacuations happening here in the capital cartoon. there's the evacuation of foreign nationals with the help from their embassies and allied countries here in the, in the capital. many of them making their way to the eastern city off port 2 than just like the un mission here in the country and puts down is a city that's about 800 kilometers away from the capital. so that's a trip on a normal day that would take about 11 to 12 hours. but because they would be checkpoints on the route and because it's a large convoy it's, let's take longer than that. and those are the foreign nationals evacuating. then there's the local, the residence of her to themselve

live now to our correspondent, damien grammaticas. years, haven't the ? , ., ., ., they? these are where you have had existin: they? these are where you have had existing stretches _ they? these are where you have had existing stretches of _ they? these are where you have had existing stretches of motorway - they? these are where you have had existing stretches of motorway in - existing stretches of motorway in the uk, the government looked to manage those better and get more traffic flowing and created various schemes using slowing down the speed limits in some sections but the most controversial bit was where they were using the area at the side of the motorway, the hard shoulder, where you could park up if you had a problem, turning that into a temporary lane or a permanent lean in some cases with cameras and electronic screens to direct you when you could use those and tell you what the speed limits were. they had been concerns about the safety of that, there was a bbc investigation that reckoned 38 people had died in accidents on

s. angel, damien, ambassadors are coming. we still don't have the green light school a good. how are you? i don't know how to break this news for you, but i cannot find any building source at this time. i'm really sorry, larry, i was going to re 2 times a year. call the best buy. ah yeah, i mean, oh, golden with income too. i mean, i didn't believe that this day will actually, i mean, those people. yeah. i know from sky from emails and i didn't know you were real. it's always nice to be with your kinds of people with your, with your try to know that you're not alone in the cuckoos nest. a swimming thing. and i think the 3rd reason i'm so happy is because i won't have to text you any more if and i know it's been like having a baby. it's been 9 months in the making a since we spoke. i want to thank you for having us said we really, really privilege and proud to be doing this with you guys. and you have things we have the armies authorization that connect what's up on as far as the army is concerned, we're all set again in crowds. of said that the, someone from the foreign minis

we all would do the whole one was headed to exactly palestinians damien. it is really obvious to bring swimmers from all over the world. tell me one more thing. do you think you can arrange more swimmers from jordan? well, with the office politics, we will face a bit of challenges, but i think we will have people yes, contacted me. i was born in 1957 right after israel french in england at the egyptians. i was called the savior. they were hoping that i'll be shaving the out ups ah, it was to nation for us for new. ready young, i remember the water was right next to the swimming pool in there to anita. i remember that very well. i was when i was 10, about a year or 2 before the 67 war, we drove to the leader hotel, the north shore of the dead sea, and the metal behind me it can gain from all over the world to the sea. both rich and poor, i wouldn't be charlotte. but the thing that most grab my attention was the number of cars, cars from syria and lebanon, guitar, saudi arabia, dubai, or the way to ship. the 2nd thing was the turquoise color of the water tha

i saw it from one just one that did the scene there is to do with palestinian swimming to damien swimmers and people from everywhere in the world in america. erica, neither as a palestinian or would you be willing to join us? he without double hollywood, the soft young lady who philistine gladly, some cloth of it. if you wouldn't mind traveling together, spending time together from india, why not? we'll be up and eventually swimming together. we could be a hot. why not look at our system? can you recruit more swimmers on each than it? i'll try to find people in good shape who can handle this. see the salt and all that was the my mail lacking my kids in the automatic last step by step 2 of the best. mm mm ah ah at his feet you social. hm. my name is use of mohammed, monterey. i come from bate anon palestinian village northwest of jerusalem and i've worked as a lifeguard for about 30 years. almost literally. i have to cross a checkpoint every day. so i wait in a line of cars about 150 meters long to cross to the israeli side. any local, i'm no politician living and i know nothing about poli

damien, clearly some progress for the government, but a lot of these talks are still deadlocked?es, they are. and — talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the _ talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the strikes - talks are still deadlocked? is: they are, and the strikes that have been resolved so far are the smaller ones, barristers and bus drivers. these are the big ones. the government is pointing to the fact that this one union has accepted this deal and says that shows it is a reasonable deal and it is pointing to the others who are still to ballot this month, largely paramedics, two more unions, and saying they should accepted as well. but of course you have that rejection from the rcn, which speaks for the majority of nurses there. the problem the government then is going to face is that they are now calling new strikes, those threatened to be pretty serious, and the rcn is demanding a shift in what the rcn is demanding a shift in what the government has put on the table. you are also seeing, as hugh was saying, junior doctors. there are no talks going on t

. >> san rafael assembly member damien connelly th is taking action. >> we are focusing on greater enforcementyone born after january 1 of 2007 to ever purchase any tobacco product in california. now he is amending its of the california department of public health and state attorney general's office to enforce the flavored tobacco ban. >> that is a good thing, but do they have the time? >> will you include language that will require the enforcing agency to do door-to-door outreach? >> we will certainly talk with them and members, public health groups, what does enforcement look like on the ground? that is really what this will come down to. >> the legislation is welcome news to retailers like sanjeev patel, who we profiled last month. >> i think that would make life easier. >> others say it is about time. >> it is past time. it should have been done january 1. >> last month, and investigation found several retailers not complying with regulations, and several cases even selling flavored nicotine products to high school students. >> we want to clear it up, explicitly provide tools to law enforc

engagement in the political arena, on the part o corporations, or investmen institutions you know damienese progressive goals. don't even think about institutional invest as th target, diversity an environmental and social goals don't even think about it. preemptively shut down the debate before it even happens. >>, this is actually gonna b the test for corporation around exactly do their word actually matched their actions because the republican wouldn't be an office withou their corporate enablers and so corporations will say that they support or issues, they'll stand up with us, an then we'll still give thei donations, but still give thei money to support these sam politicians, who are passing these laws so the question is not wha they do with their statements, the question is what they do with their dollars and they can cut all of this off and stop all, this if they turn off the spigot, and the turn off the dollars and they start actually holdin these politicians accountabl in a very different way righ now we get a lot of statements when corporations were speakin out against the atta

the palestinian president office the arab league and did your damien. foreign ministry have condemned the violence. there are international efforts to de escalate the situation with the ramadan passover and easter holidays overlapping this weekend. the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on thursday. natasha name l. jazeera, occupied east, jerusalem. and in the coming hours, the un security council will hold an emergency meeting to discuss the events al axa . he's our diplomatic editor james base. this last minute meeting of the security council will take place behind closed doors that will be briefed by the un special coordinator for the middle east peace process toward when insolent. and he'll explain in his view what happened at alex, so mosque. the meeting was called for by china and the current arab member of the security council, the united arab emirates earlier, the palestinian ambassador, united nations flanked by all the arab and basses, spoke to reporters. it is violation of international law and international humanitarian law. and it is violation

to visit the compound on passover, the palestinian president office the arab league and did your damien foreign ministry have condemned the violence. there are international efforts to de escalate the situation with the ramadan passover and easter holidays overlapping this weekend. the united nations security council will hold an emergency session on thursday. natasha name el jazeera, occupied east jerusalem. while in the last hour or so, israel has said that rockets have been fired from southern lebanon. let's go straight to hold of the mead whose in west jerusalem for us. what more do we know how to well, actually, army is not giving much detail except saying that the air sirens had been activated in northern israel because it came under miss l. i packed, fired according to the army from southern israel. now the army might be waiting for the security cabinet that has been convened by prime minister and then yeah, how to meet to come up with a statement. we do have a bit more detail some days really needed. they are putting their security sources . now they saying that there was about

before i knew the nay damien pezzola, before he was apprehended, i knew with the guy looked like becauseto the building and smashing the windows and he shows up in image after image. he also, clearly, if you look at the footage, he is sort of directing people, he's gotten authority to him. he actually took the stand in his defense. and my understanding is, his performance on the stand was kind of the fringe conspiracy theorizing that you might expect from a guy like that. >> i think he started off well. in fact, one of the defense attorney said that it started off well. -- afterwards. because he came in and we seem as though he was going to accept responsibility -- what he did. i actually asked enrique tarrio about this during one of these present calls that he did this week. and he was saying that he did not agree with the statement that dominic pezzola was falling on his sword. that is sort of what came across to me is. he sort of came in and was going to take the blame for it, saying that these other defendants should not have to take the fall for what he did. but as his testimony wen

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damien, thank you for that. let's pick up some of that with our next guest.monds is refugee and migrant rights programme directorfor human rights campaign group, amnesty international uk. thank you for being with us. can we start with that first point that jeffrey cox made in the house this afternoon? ministers already have the power to ignore a rule 39 order. and in that instance, that would just be a dispute between the states. orders like that have been ignored in the past. so why do we need the legislation?— ignored in the past. so why do we need the legislation? well, one of the reasons _ need the legislation? well, one of the reasons for _ need the legislation? well, one of the reasons for it _ need the legislation? well, one of the reasons for it is _ need the legislation? well, one of the reasons for it is that _ need the legislation? well, one of the reasons for it is that if - need the legislation? well, one of the reasons for it is that if a - the reasons for it is that if a minister— the reasons for it is that if a minister were to ignore such a r

damien, the news _ nearby at buckingham palace. damien, the news a _ nearby at buckingham palace.her majesty. - saw that you tweeted about the line around the cost of living stop is there anything that you would have said differently? trio. there anything that you would have said differently?— there anything that you would have said differently? no, no. people see what they want _ said differently? no, no. people see what they want to _ said differently? no, no. people see what they want to see _ said differently? no, no. people see what they want to see and _ said differently? no, no. people see what they want to see and read - said differently? no, no. people seej what they want to see and read what they want _ what they want to see and read what they want to read. if people don't think— they want to read. if people don't think the — they want to read. if people don't think the best of you and they really— think the best of you and they really to— think the best of you and they really to what they read into because _ really to what they read into because they are reading into it

we have damien, paul, and james hill are getting — have damien, paul, and james hill are getting ready it is a bit like painting _ of weeks' time. it is a bit like painting the forth bridge on the blackpool tower. they are very good with maintenance and cleaning this incredible — with maintenance and cleaning this incredible structure, it is a full-time _ incredible structure, it is a full—time job. these guys are the experts, — full—time job. these guys are the experts, i— full—time job. these guys are the experts, i am full—time job. these guys are the experts, iam pleased full—time job. these guys are the experts, i am pleased to report. join us— experts, i am pleased to report. join us later on in the programme when _ join us later on in the programme when we — join us later on in the programme when we will be dangling over the edge _ when we will be dangling over the edge i_ when we will be dangling over the edge. i cannot believe i am doing this _ edge. i cannot believe i am doing this. join— edge. i cannot believe i am doing this. join us — edge. i cannot believe i am doing this