more men lived venn died at spangler. captain alfred eat lee, had a hip wound, he made it home, he found his obituary in the newspaper, but he walked in on his funeral! captain frederik was a bit of a celebrity, ad spangler. that's what he got the summer kitchen with armistead, because of his famous author mom. he was hit in the head, he survived, he left spangler on july 15th, he got on a boat route south america, to san francisco, and he was never heard from again. barr low spent a week at spangler with numerous wounds, that doctors claimed to be mortal, but he's surprised all of them, and lift. it was fought but his wife arabella attended him at spangler some. she died in 1864 of typhoid fever, from constant work and exposure to illness. corporal james roundly, 134th, suffered gunshot wounds at the brickyard, one of which broke four ribs. he survived. if you combine the number of wounded that were treated at the 11th court hospital, and the first division, second core hospital, there were probably 20 550,000 men treate

. >> he died like a dog, he died like a coward. he was whimpering, screaming and crying and frankly, i think it's something that should be brought out. so that his followers and all of these young kids that want to leave various countries including the united states, they should see how he died. he didn't die a hero. he died a coward, crying, whimpering, screaming and bringing three kids with him to die. certain death. >> the president was explicit in those remarks and he repeatedly emphasized the fact that baghdadi did not die a hero, that he died a coward. this goes back to something the president has been talking about for years. these terrorists who carry out these plots, calling them losers and he did so repeatly in referring to bad -- baghdadi's final moments and also his description of this raid and the operational details of it. eight helicopters reached this compound. the way in which they knew about the tunnels that existed under baghdadi's compound. some of these details did draw concerns from foreign officials who perha

he died likea innocent man, woman or child. he died like a dog. he died like a coward.vernment presses ahead with attempts to get a general election. ministers will get a vote before parliament tomorrow. and it was not to be for wales. na rrowly and it was not to be for wales. narrowly beaten on the world cup semifinals by south africa. good evening. donald trump said the leader of the so—called islamic state group abu bakr al— baghdadi has died after a military operation conducted by us special forces. has died after a military operation conducted by us specialforces. he had been described as the words most had been described as the words m ost wa nted had been described as the words most wanted man and mister trump said capturing or killing him had been the top national security priority of his administration. abu bakr al— baghdadi had been under surveillance in northern syria for weeks and was eventually cornered in a village. he is said to have detonated a explosive vest as his compound came under attack. here is a correspondent. he died in the dark, in northern syr

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place.l—baghdadi is believed to have detonated an explosives vest as his hideout in northern syria came under attack. so, what now for the islamic state group? also tonight... praying for the victims of the essex lorry tragedy. families mourn their loss in vietnam. the government is to push ahead with attempts to get a december general election, as the eu prepares to discuss a new brexit deadline. molly russell's family say she took her life after viewing self—harm and suicide videos. now her father goes to america to get tech firms to clamp down. and it wasn't to be for wales, beaten in the semifinals of the rugby world cup by south africa. good evening. donald trump says the leader of the islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi, has died after a military operation conducted by us special forces. he'd been described as the world's most wanted man and mr trump said capturing or killing him had been the top national security priority of his administation. al—baghdadi had been under surveill

families in vietnam say they fear their children are among the 39 people who died in the refrigerated container in essex. the family of 26—year—old pham tra my say they haven't heard from her since tuesday night, when she sent text messages saying she couldn't breathe. the lorry driver remains in police custody and a man and a woman from cheshire have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter and conspiring to traffic people. we'll have the latest from essex. also on the programme tonight. the teenagers being sold class a drugs on the social media platfrom snapchat — we hearfrom one mother whose teenage son died after taking ecstasy. if they don't start making an example of it, it's just going to go on and on and on and spiral, and people are going to get away with it, making money. on what? on families being torn apart. the prime minister tells jeremy corbyn to "man up" and back an early election, as eu ambassadors agree to another brexit delay. but agree to another brexit delay. they won't say for h a report into the crash of a boeing 737 max lion air flight uncovers a chain of eve

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place.ene this morning. donald trump thanked russia, turkey and the syrian kurds, but said only americans were involved in the raid. a neighbour told the bbc what he saw. translation: around 11pm, they started shooting the house of abu mohammad. the house was completely destroyed. we recovered seven bodies from under the rubble and two others on the main street. abu bakr al—baghdadi was last seen earlier this year in a rare propaganda video, very much still in command of is. a number of his followers and two wives were also killed in the raid. this caps a terrible year for the group he commanded. their last remaining territory was lost in a bloody battle in the spring, leading to the capture of thousands of its supporters and their families. this killing brings an end to the reign of a man whose empire of terror stretched across the middle east and clawed at the capitals of europe. his followers crowed earlier ths year, when he appeared alive in a propaganda video. today, they're mostly sile

you see the gruesome wreckage there one person died.side a different car also died. all lanes of 80 were closed for about 4 hours. >>the only witness statements we had is that truck that was traveling about 65 to 70>miles an hour and work unclear and how fast these people were trapped. >>the crash is still being investigated drugs and alcohol do not appear to be factors. >>and of the south bay where a man has been arrested for starting several fires in milpitas last week freddie owen graham lives in missouri, but was in milpitas for a high school reunion. and while he was there. police say he started 13 fires over the course of 2 days. he told investigators that he was in an emotional state over the loss of his wife last year, but classmates say that he seemed happy at the reunion last weekend. graham was arrested at san jose international airport. in santa clara county people are now seeing increased security at a pumpkin patch. the pumpkin patch near morgan hill sees thousands of visitors every year following the deadly shooting at th

i know people that overdosed and died.at, should go to rest a peaceful way. not hurting and in pain and high and all that. how about, do you have a parent, a close friend or relative who has overdosed? so that is why we are doing this work, right? because all of us have those very, very, very ha rd of us have those very, very, very hard and tragic things in common. we'll know somebody who has right? at least once. anybody afraid that something might set off them using ain? something might set off them using again? when i was younger, in elementary school, and like on... i would get in trouble, i would beg my itiuiti would get in trouble, i would beg my mum not to tell my dad because i don't want him to find out and then him go and start doing drugs again, because i know it would affect me even more. sometimes what is going on in the house makes you want to not be there. go ahead. there is a lot of instances where i don't like being in the house because she is, like, bringing drug people over, hi people, with their families

he died like a dog, he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place.he end for the violent extremists of islamic state. look at their own history. in 2006, an earlier leader was killed in an american air strike after a long manhunt. the organisation regenerated itself. under abu bakr al—baghdadi, it called itself islamic state and became the biggest jihadist militia. now it's lost the lands of its so—called caliphate and another leader, but it will continue to recruit from parts of iraq and syria and beyond that have become incubators for jihadist extremists. baghdadi has left behind much more than the rubble in which he died. there have been false reports of his death before. assuming these are true, his legacy includes countless killings, of captives, competence and civilians. his followers may try for revenge, his ideas and actions will have consequences in the middle east for years to come. jeremy bowen, bbc news. earlier i spoke to dr karin von hippel, director—general of rusi, the independent think tank on international defence and security, alon

fte chinese died i think in 2000. —— 58 chinese died.and are 30 the final of the rugby world cup. you are both island fans in the rugby, is that right? yes, sorry. you do not need to apologise! we are uncomfortable ——iam to apologise! we are uncomfortable —— i am uncomfortable the chance by my allegiance. the game is ongoing now, the other semifinal between wales and south africa. do you want to know the score? south africa nine, while six, at the moment, i am told. pretty close. and all britain, northern hemisphere final percent the uk into a tailspin in a lovely way. a lot of chatter in the build—up to that. south africa i get opponents, as well. england yesterday were absolutely superb. the sun on sunday back page, hand of god. this is world cup fever now in this country. i mean, did along by away and people have got to get up quite early in the morning to watch these games. had the result yesterday there were some veryjohn people very early walking around close to my office yesterday. obviously the timing is not amazing for us, but i

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place.e scene this morning. donald trump thanked russia, turkey and the syrian kurds, but said only americans were involved in the raid. a neighbour told the bbc what he saw. translation: around 11pm, they started shooting the house of abu mohammad. the house was completely destroyed. we recovered seven bodies from under the rubble and two others on the main street. abu bakr al—baghdadi was last seen earlier this year in a rare propaganda video, very much still in command of is. a number of his followers and two wives were also killed in the raid. this caps a terrible year for the group he commanded. their last remaining territory was lost in a bloody battle in the spring, leading to the capture of thousands of its supporters and their families. this killing brings an end to the reign of a man whose empire of terror stretched across the middle east and clawed at the capitals of europe. his followers crowed earlier ths year when he appeared alive in a propaganda video. today, they're mostly s

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he was someone else died then. i think i said you know which study it was he was screaming in the basement nobody gave a damn about him and then he died in the basement of. my carbs vitals that was in 2013 you know it was then. i don't know anymore. the patient who died in the clinic may have been the participant in a german study in my research i came across a study called switch at the time of his death in 2013 it was commissioned by a professor from munich. i moved to from oyster and a professor of psychiatry from dictation surely doesn't need to munich germany. professor lloyd researchers and teachers at the t u munich in the field of psychiatry and psychotherapy. the federal ministry of education and research funded his study which tested a schizophrenia treatment on patients to the tune of around 1500000 euros according to the final report one participant did actually die during the study not due to the study medicine but allegedly due to blood poisoning yet how reliable is this information from the clinic in

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place.plosives vest as his hideout in northern syria came under attack. so, what now for the islamic state group?

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place. god bless america. thank you. any questions? >> when did you first hear about this operation getting started? pres. trump: we have had him under surveillance for a couple of weeks. we knew about where he was going, where he was heading. we had very good information that he was going to another location. he did not go. two or three efforts were canceled because he decided to change his mind, constantly changing his mind. finally, we saw that he was held up, we knew something about the compound. we knew it had tunnels. the tunnels were dead ends for the most part. there was one we think wasn't, but we had that covered just in case. the level of intelligence, the level of work was pretty amazing. when we landed with eight helicopters, a large crew of brilliant fighters ran out of those helicopters and blew holes into the side of the building, not wanting to go through the main door because that was booby-trapped. it was something really amazing to see. i got to watch it along with the general, vice preside

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place. god bless america. thank you. any questions? >> when did this operation get started? pres. trump: we have had him under surveillance for a couple of weeks. we knew about where he was going, where he was heading. we had very good information that he was going to another location. he did not go. two or three efforts were canceled because he decided to change his mind, constantly changing his mind. finally we saw that he was held up, we knew something about the compound. we knew it had tunnels. the tunnels were dead ends for the most part. wasn'tas one we think and we had that covered just in case. the level of intelligence, the level of work was pretty amazing. when we landed with eight helicopters, a large crew of brilliant fighters ran out of those helicopters and blue holes into the side of the building, not wanting to go through the main door because that was booby-trapped. it was something really amazing to see. along with theit general, vice president pence, and others, in the situation room. we wat

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a' safer place. god bless america. lou: that mission named to honor kayla miller, the chairman charity worker enslaved and killed in 2016. he said if obama had been as decisive, mueller might still be alive. the cad rall dimms are seething because they were not notified of that raid in advance. president trump withheld calls because he was concerned about the possibility that the likes of adam schiff would leak the information and endanger the mission. >> it was a friendly crowd for the president's first official event in chicago. the meeting of the nation's chiefs of police. president trump: he was a sick and depraved man and he's dead. he's dead as a doornail. and he didn't die bravely, i will tell you that. reporter: but democrats complain that the president didn't inform congress that the raid was about to take place. democrats insist the so-called gang of 8, the bipartisan house and senate leadership should have bin told. president trump did tell senator lindsey graham and richard burr. but on the way to chicago t

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place. god bless america. >> it happened in north western syria not far from the turkish border. the president saying all branches of the u.s. military were involved in the raid that there were no american casualties and he thanked russia, iraq and the kurds in syria for cooperating. not much is left of the compound where baghdadi was confirmed to be hiding out. that's where the isis leader ran until he was cornered. >> he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way. he had dragged three of his young children with him. they were led to certain death. he reached the end of the tunnel as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest killing himself and the three children. his body was mutilated by the blast. >> this is one of the few images of baghdadi has seen. president trump told reporters today he's aware that others may come forward to take baghdadi's place. to that he sate, quote, we have them in our sights. to the pentagon now, what more has

he died like a dog, he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place.he end for the violent extremists of islamic state. look at their own history. in 2006, an earlier leader, abu musab al—zarqawi, was killed in an american air strike after a long manhunt. the organisation regenerated itself. under abu bakr al—baghdadi, it called itself islamic state and became the biggest jihadist militia. now it's lost the lands of its so—called caliphate and another leader, but it will continue to recruit from parts of iraq and syria, and beyond, that have become incubators for jihadist extremists. baghdadi has left behind much more than the rubble in which he died. —— baghdadi has left behind much more than the rubble in which he died. there have been false reports of his death before. assuming these are true, his legacy includes countless killings, of captives, competence and civilians. his followers may try for revenge, his ideas and actions will have consequences in the middle east for years to come. jeremy bowen, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the day's

he later died at the hospital. the homicide investigation shut down the 500 block of south 10th street all morning and afternoon. police widened their search to william street. >> i would've been awake when that happen. >> i'm glad it was not here. >> reporter: veronica ochoa and her son next door and decided to use a staycation yesterday >> usually i have intuition about what's going to happen. last night i was going to get a hotel room but i decided to get it because i did not feel right, he wanted to spend time with me. >> reporter: police have not released the victim's identity but a spokesperson says the victim is not a student. police say they have not a suspect. san jose police declined to give us an interview, however this is the 30th homicide in san jose this year. >> unanswered questions here. s drive-by shooting that happened in the parking lot of an in and out burger restaurant. police say the 16 and 19-year- olds were struck by bullets just after midnight, at the location on lonetree way, investigators

block fire injune 72 people died in the tower block fire in june 2017. 72 people died in the tower blockrn you, some correspondent reports and we warn you, some viewers correspondent reports and we warn you, some viewers may find these images upsetting. myfamily... here are my family here. why, why? they die, i cannot sleep, always crying. the last thing i was hearing from my aunt was, "where are the firefighters?" and i rest it at that. "where are the firefighters?" i pray every single day, since the tower, to die sooner, because i have no meaning of my life. and they do not want to become a political football... no enquiry can comfort them. no blame brings them back. n0 warm words ease their harsh reality. grenfell was a national tragedy but their deeply personal one. el—alami hamdan lost his daughter, her husband and their two children. leena, six months old, died in her mothers arms. why, why? this is our families. i not come in here just to pass the time. i had a family. fourfamily die! the report blames the cladding that surrounded the building for spreading these flames. it broke

forces he died like a dog he died like a coward trump says the u.s.confirmed the identity of abu bakar al baghdadi at the syrian compound minutes after he died using d.n.a. u.s. forces reportedly spent 2 hours at the site obtaining intelligence including isis future plans well 3 children died in the raid 11 more were captured along with the small group of adults describing the raid in great detail from say u.s. special forces were met with gunfire as they descended from helicopters onto the northwest syrian compound where al baghdadi was hiding he was cornered in a tunnel where he detonated a suicide vest to avoid capture he died after running into a dead end tunnel whimpering and crying and screaming all the way and he had dragged 3 of his young children with him they were led to certain death. our big daddy had been under u.s. surveillance for weeks trump thank russia turkey syria and iraq for cooperation with the mission but he minimized the contribution of kurdish intelligence even as its kurdish fighters that for years helped the u.s. destroyer b

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. >> how one of his wives helped the u.s. military. the heroes behind the top secret mission and what the families of victims of the terrorist group are saying tonight. >>> but first, the "nightline" 5. they give us excellent customer otservice, every time.e. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental, and getting her car towed. all i had to take care of was making sure that my daughter was ok. if i met another veteran, and they were with another insurance company, i would tell them, you need to join usaa because they have better rates, and better service. we're the gomez family... we're the rivera family... we're the kirby family, and we are usaa members for life. get your auto insurance quote today. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, huge swaths of california in flames. multiple wildfires threatening everything in their path. abc's will reeve on the fire lines, where the threat of more violent winds has people on edge. >>

but you can see why a police there. —— had died.at the moment but you can see the by the police there. we will have more on this later and on the website. firefighters in california are battling nine active fires up and down the state. more than 40,000 people have been evacuated the bbc‘s sophie long reports. high temperatures and dry winds feed flames and fear as california burns. with gusts of up to 70 miles an hour, new blazes are sparked before others can be contained. the fire causing most concern is burning through kincaid, about 70 miles north of san francisco. you can actually hear the winds coming down the canyon over my neighbours from here. it sounds like a rock. it sounds like a rocket. another is the tick fire about 30 miles north of los angeles. currently we're estimating the fire to be at 3,950 acres plus with zero containment. and we have over 500 firefighters on the incident right now. we had approximately 10,000 structures that were impacted by the incident. as tens of thousands of people were told to abandon their

my mum died, my littlest brother, my little brother and my sister.s of female is members is now unknown. it's not the first massive security breach brought on by the turkish aggression. five captured is fighters escaped from a prison here too after it was shelled. we found it abandoned, the remaining prisoners moved into other already overwhelmed facilities. the authorities here say they are already struggling with the resources to hold many thousands of what are among the most dangerous prisoners in the world from a so—called islamic state group. what they warn is that with any further destabilisation caused by this assault from turkey, many more could escape, potentially regroup, undoing the massive effort it took to capture them and take their territory back. already, is says it was responsible for this car bomb that killed three people. the fear is far worse is to come. and the atrocities against the kurds here are now coming from so many angles. all the while, turkey's offensive goes on. this evening, a convoy travelling close to the border was

leena, six months old, died in her mother's arms. why, why? this is our families.just to pass the time. i had a family. fourfamily die! the report blames the cladding that surrounded the building for spreading these flames. it broke building regulations. the fire so fierce because grenfell‘s walls were covered in a material that was flammable. but the focus of this part of the enquiry is what happened on the night. despite the bravery of some firefighters, the fire brigade is heavily criticised for institutional and systemic failures. telling people to "stay put" in these flames cost lives. paulos tekle was told to stay put in the building — his 5—year—old son isaac didn't make it out. 0n the night i was there, i was suffering, still i am suffering with this situation. but there was no excuse. we should have been rescued and helped by the firefighters. nazanin aghlani lost her mother and her aunt. they were responsible to do a job, they had training, they had legislations that told them what to do if compartmentation is breached. they didn't do it. they should be p

many other people died on site. but we have people died on site. we left them under care of somebody that we understand. 11 children. how many adults? i would rather not say. i will leave that to the generals. a small group. more dead than alive. which a special operations teams were involved? many of them. at the top level. and people that were truly incredible at their craft. i had never seen anything like it. as far as partnerships goes, whether any other forces involved, or what is only american troops? only american forces. but we were given great cooperation. we told the russians we we re cooperation. we told the russians we were coming in, because we had to go over them. and they were curious, but we said we were coming. and we said, one way or the other, we are coming. but they were very cooperative. and we did say it would bea cooperative. and we did say it would be a mission that they would like too. because, again, they hate isis as much as us. for intel purposes, that was there any foreign intel which helped you along the way? so we had

i have regret over those who died.hed building safety regulations and yet the council, we don't know why, perhaps i will come out in phase two, had not enforced building regulations? first of all, cani building regulations? first of all, can i obviously say i cannot imagine how your earlier guests feel with all this. i don't want to sound disrespectful about the comments they made about their pleasure with they made about their pleasure with the way the report had gone and how sirmartin the way the report had gone and how sir martin had dealt with are in a way they appreciated, i still haven't seen the report yet, i haven't seen the report yet, i haven't seen the report yet, i haven't seen an advance copy of it, but my main issue is he was looking at the wrong thing first. we should have been looking at by the fire started, how the fire started and the consequences for all of the other tower blocks in the country. there are over 12,000 high—rise buildings in the country first no disrespect to your two guests the fire s

the boeing $737.00 max from flying family members of the victims held up the pictures of those who died in the hearing room on capitol hill and senators were often harsh senator richard blumenthal called the planes flying coffins senator ted cruz read text messages from the pilot one of them saying that the plane had some agree just problems and in another he said that he had essentially lied to regulators for his part dennis miller good c.e.o. apologized to the families of those who died and said the company had made mistakes this is what he had to say. we are sorry deeply and truly sorry as a husband and father myself i'm i'm heartbroken by your loss i think about you and your loved ones every day and i know our entire boeing team does as well i know that probably doesn't offer much comfort and healing at this point but i want you to know that we carry those memories with us every day. and every day that drives us to improve the safety of our airplanes and our industry and that will never stop beyond that did not agree to major changes and regulation and he stuck to his talking points

" shouted, "we are still here, and you died. your state collapsed!" he a lwa ys died.aghdadi would die. his death was quick. as us forces closed in, he detonated his suicide vest. is will outlive al—baghdadi. and some fear that under new leader could re—emerge from the ruins. 0rla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey—syria border. the labour mp keith vaz is facing a six—month suspension from parliament after he was found to have breached the house of commons code of conduct by expressing a willingness to buy cocaine for others. it follows newspaper allegations published in 2016, that he met two male prostitutes. the mp for leicester east says he has never bought, possessed, dealt with or used illegal drugs. a statement from his office says he's been admitted to hospital. fertility experts say there is no scientific reason for the 10—year limit on storage of frozen eggs, which is forcing some women to destroy them before they are ready to become parents. under uk law, only eggs stored for medical reasons and premature infertility can be kept for longer. the regulator says an

like a dog he died like a coward the world is now a much safer place god bless america thank you and of course. we had him under surveillance for a couple of weeks we knew a little bit about where he was going where he was heading. we had very good information that he was going to another location he didn't go to a 3 efforts were cancelled because he decided to change his mind constantly changing his mind and finally we saw that he was here held up here we knew something about the compound we knew it had tunnels the tunnels were dead end for the most part there was one we think that wasn't but we had that covered too just in case. the level of intelligence the level of work was it was pretty amazing. when we landed with 8 helicopters a large crew of brilliant fighters ran out of those helicopters and blew holes into the side of the building not wanting to go through the main door because that was booby trapped. and there was something there was something really amazing to see i got to watch it along with general milley vice president pence others. in the situation room and we watched

he must try to learn this man's name and gather evidence of how he died.etectives believe that the deceased could be a missing person, someone who's been missing since wednesday. today is monday, but they haven't actually looked at his face. rudy will be the first person to do so. >> oh, yeah. i see something. >> rudy documents the scene, searching for signs of trauma and proof of this man's identity. for rudy and the detectives, this is a daily routine. for me, it's heartbreaking. who was this man, and how did he end up here? >> rudy finds no obvious evidence of foul play. >> hold on. let me come down there. >> but he is able to i.d. the man using a license and a tattoo. rudy and the detectives just confirmed that the deceased is the missing person. >> let it go. >> they haven't determined the cause of death yet, but some family members are going to be delivered some pretty sad news pretty soon. >> there is a mom. >> there is a mom. >> do you guys have her info, by chance? no? okay. >> no. >> i'll grab it. >> what happens now? >> so now i have to meet wit

my mind had died and my brother. my mind had died and my brother and sisters. all fire, so we got out. there was a little house and a big mountain and behind it,... isaw little house and a big mountain and behind it,... i saw my brother he was walking up, when across as my mumi was walking up, when across as my mum i today. yeah, hejust ran and went down. when he was running, the hasbrouck and that is when i think he died. the children and is can face another risk. there are many women here who still cling to is ideology. when i grow up, i want to get a foot in the tree. amira wants to come home. she dreams of having her own garden. i would like to get lemon and strawberries and cherry. i'd like to get blueberries. apples, oranges and bananas. these children have been through so much faith in your thread — they are not far from the turkish lines. —— these children face a new threat. if your citizenship can be proved, these children may be rescued. —— if their citizenship can be proved. we have not been able to find any of their relatives, but surely somewhere i

they've died in seven years. and there are 76,000 miners who have died from pneumoconiosis. people die from black lung. people are killed in the mines. we're starting to think that the government is just waiting on us all to die and go away. i hope i'm wrong about that. i'm pretty angry as i come here today. i've read things people have said about us. uneducated. we're racists. we're all kinds of things just because they don't like what we do. you've never heard us call people names just because we don't like what they say about us. but the truth is this is the most progressive union that's ever existed on earth. 18 t 1890 our constitution said you can't discriminate. first convention. then from there the same convention, there was a debate about how we could help the african american workers in this country, and that's probably the only place that debate was taking place. and then in 1935 we were the largest union in the country, and we didn't just say that's great that we're the largest union in the country. we created the cio and said the auto industry should have a union

he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a' safer place. god bless america. lou: that mission named to honor kayla miller, the chairman charity worker enslaved and killed in 2016. he said if obama had been as decisive, mueller might still be alive. the cad rall dimms are seething

eight months later that concluded rebecca died by suicide.ina would like to see authorities reinvestigate her son's case. do you think they will reinvestigate max's death? >> i think it's the right thing to do. do i think it will happen? i really don't know. >> how does a mother ever truly accept the tragic loss of a child? the ripples keep on spreading to this day in a place where nothing bad was supposed to happen. >> that's all for in edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. of "dateline." thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> how am i doing right now? if i had to put it into one word, numb would be the closest. >> she was a young actress starring in a role of a lifetime, a mystery. >> you never heard a gunshot? >> no. >> one of her friends was dead. >> there has been a body discovered in sam's apartment. >> it's so hard. she was 23. >> another friend was missing and wanted. >> you got a dead woman in his apartment. this guy is potentially very dangero

we hearfrom one mother whose 13—year—old son died after taking ecstasy.on't start making an example of it, it's just going to go on and on and on, and spiral, and people will get away with it, making money. on what? on families being torn apart. and a huge weekend at the rugby world cup, as england and wales try to make it through to the final. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, leicester run riot at struggling southampton, scoring five goals in the first half, on their way to second in the premier league table. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at ten. several vietnamese families have told the bbc they fear their relatives could be among the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex. one of them is 26—year—old pham tra my. her brother says she hasn't been heard from since she sent text messages on tuesday night saying she was dying and couldn't breathe. her last message was sent two hours before the trailer arrived at the purfleet terminalfrom belgium. two other vietnamese nationals have also been reported missing — a 26—year—old

participant get your get almost died in his study. listen to you do you know whether drugs were tested on you not i didn't take any they just gave me normal ones and see how you never signed a consent form no i didn't sign anything i don't know maybe i just didn't realize. or to the fairmont i once suspecting psychiatric patients exploited for medical experiments controls which failed completely physicians who willingly took the risk of vulnerable people getting harmed and those responsible only daily a pro day is appearing in court. no verdict has been reached so far and no investigations of other potentially responsible parties are under way. if a pharmaceutical scandal like this is subject to so little strip it could strike again any time. kick off. happy days for the rest your mention just now finding that the session at the top of the bonus league i could win at home against i trust franks. salute is not so great a bio after an unconvincing win against underdogs known as the net is this what true champions look like. because in t

indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today.country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood would contribute to the growth of this nation". after a6 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and liftoff of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: at least six of the 39 people found dead in a truck in the uk may have been from vietnam. police have announced a fourth arrest in the case. a day of deadly protests in iraq, as thousands demand jobs and an end to corruption. at least a0 people are killed across the country. let's go live to our north america correspondent, david willis. the development and the impeachment enquiries in washington, when we we re enquiries in washington, when we we

he died earlier today. whererst, to chicago, 25,000 teachers and thousands more aides, custodians, and security guards, have gone on strike. is to takerategy back everything that we have already won in previous contracts and offer it back to us with percentages. not what we have already, not what o our students deserve or what we are demanding, but the same thing or less. that is the problem here. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in northern syria, as many as 300,000 civilians have been forced to flee as turkrkey's assault on kurdish-controlled areas continues. vice presidedent mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo have arrived in turkey, where they are expected to meet with president erdogan today. they are said to be pushing for a ceasefire, which erdogan has so far rejected. turkey invaded northern syria after president trump spoke with erergan on thtelephone tober 6,nd the u.s abruptly y drew a smalall numu