. >> people like their neighbors, dina and mark. >> i was afraid. i didn't even want to go to my paint class that i do in the evening because i was afraid to be out. >> a lot of people got guns. >> a lot of neighbors told me. i went out and got a gun. you know? i want to protect myself. >> everybody knew the candelarios had a nice house, filled with vintage treasures. >> there's a little jewelry that pam kept. this is her dresser. >> some of which were missing as ralph told the police during a videotaped tour. >> the television's gone. >> okay. >> the candelarios had been about to leave on vacation. so maybe the intruders thought they were gone and were surprised to find them at home. but who? a citizen's tip supplied a possible lead. >> she brought up individual names that he believed were involved in this homicide. >> ramon berros and jose nino, known drug users, both had rap sheets, a history of breaking and entering and assault. they were trying to sell jewelry the day after the murders. >> you have a responsibility to check into that? >> yeah.

and there's a long list as great britain name their squad for the european atheltics championships, dinat one of 102 heading for berlin. it depends on me going there and the number of races that i need to run. i'm looking to go through the motions and really test myself. hello and welcome to sportsday. we knew the tour de france was going to hot up in the final week, stage 16 just about had it all, a farmers‘ protest saw the race stopped afterjust 16 miles. they had tried to block the road with bales of hay. police used pepper spray against the protestors, that affected the peleton and several riders including gerraint thomas needed treatment. he is still in the yellowjersey, chris froome‘s saving his challenge for another day. this stage belonged to julian alaphilippe, who managed to stay in the saddle on the tricky mountain decents in the pyrenees, others were less fortunate. drew savage reports. they had been racing forjust over 30 minutes when the tour came to a halt. the police had reacted swiftly but their action had side—effects the race was held up for 11 minutes. many riders nee

so, i'm not really sure where she was. >> neither dina nor albert ever saw brooke again.th more than 100,000 football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in ab orange hay stack. >> i thought maybe someone had kidnaped her. we were all just trying to figure out who would have done this and why, what was their motivate. it was a very horrible time. >> did you think that maybe it could be connected to the game? >> you never know -- you can never rule it out. it's tennessee football, you know, she so happen to be wearing a bright orange top and if anybody knows anything about tennessee football, bright orange is the color for the >> but brooke's body has been discovered 40 miles from the football stadium and investigator were still stunned as to how she ended up there. >> did it lead up to maybe she was dumped here or do you think she was actually shot here? >> based off of everything that was here at the scene, it appeared she was shot here. >> the crime scene itself yielded little physical evidence. no fingerprints, tir

here to comment is one of our writers, dina gusovs [ cheers and applause ] thanks, seth., before i talk about immigration, i want to show you a picture of a refugee. i know what you are thinking, that's really sa who gave that little boy that haircut? [ light laughter ] even sadder, that's me. laughter ] i immigrated to the united states in 1991. and my mom gave me that haircut because she thought it would help me fit in here in the early '90s. and honestly, she wasn't wrong. [ laughter and applause ] things were pretty messed up in ruia back then. for starters, even though it was 1991, everything was still in black and white. also, it was dangerous. we're jewish and jews were beinf thrown in ja no reason, they couldn't get jobs and officials constantly asking to e our papers. russian jews got asked to show their papers more than american jews get asked which summer camh went to. [ light laughter ] t nore's a lot of talk lately about what immigrants are like. people say we're trying to sneak in and steal thia.s from amer but the only thing i've ever stolen is refill of so

and is hughes is favourite for gold in the 100 metres whilst dina asher—smith is hoping to become a three—time we've seen so many girls who have set personal bests, season bests, this year, who will be up there challenging for the medals. i would love to be, obviously, i would love it, but on me going there and running the race is that i need to run. that is why we love track and field. you have got your favourites, then next thing it is that is that is the thing that makes people want to watch athletics, because you might think you know who's going to win, you might have who would you wa nt to win, you might have who would you want to win in your head but when the gun goes, it is anybody‘s game. finally we return to football with news that the leeds united legend paul madeley has died at the age of 73. he played in every outfield position during his career at elland road, winning every domestic trophy under don revie. paul madeley was one of the stars of his united, playing only for leeds united and in every position except goalkeeper. madeley, what a beauty of a goal by madeley. he played fo

chinese progress on made in china 2025, that isa progress on made in china 2025, that is a huge part of dina'sl policy which they are unlikely to back down on. if you return to the starting point of what the us is trying to achieve, i think the chinese will find it very difficult to conceive in this point. what does all of this uncertainty do for business and investor confidence? couple of things. with high tariffs it implies that potentially for businesses that profit margin could be eroded and they will have to pay for some of those tariffs and pass some of the cost on to us consumers who are starting to see the very first round impact on us consumers and chinese consumers of some of these tariffs. the good news is that these tariffs. the good news is that the world economy is in pretty good shape so it can take some of this heat. but if the trade war is prolonged, this is where you need to start to rethink investment strategy, the production location, that could be used to a global economy. and in other business news, news coming in in the last hour or so, the government minister responsibl

respiratoria trate de evitar mantenerse hacia el norte de la bahía en las inmediaciones del condado dinanto porque tenemos viento soplando de manera suroeste también la protagonista ha sido la neblina y en las inmediaciones de la ciudad de san francisco y continuará durante las próximas horas hacia mañana lunes en la mañana así que espere condiciones bastante nubladas durante la primera parte de la semana. de hechas están las inmediaciones, bastante difícil la visibilidad mientras tenemos un termómetro que marca 75 san josé, 76 en san francisco santa rosa marca los 76. para las próximas horas continuará disminuyendo el termómetro y luego temperaturas alrededor de los 60° en lo que respecta al ya de mañana regresan a los 80 valle de san josé y veremos mediado de los 70 y 71 en san francisco y este es el panorama para la próxima semana: visiones bastante agradables. >> a continuación, la segunda jornada de octavos de final no fue apta para los cardiacos. unas partidos fueron definidos en penaltis. >> estamos de semana rusia donde la selección mexicana mañana espera llegar al quinto partido

britain's dina asher smith will run in both the 100 and 200metres, as part of her preparation for nexty when i stand on the line i want to win. and i feel very fortu nate i want to win. and i feel very fortunate that this calibre of race, lam able fortunate that this calibre of race, i am able to be in this calibre of race and add to it. i am also grateful that this calibre of phrases in london where i am fortu nate phrases in london where i am fortunate enough to have the home advantage, the only indy race line i know the tears are for me. so when i'm really tired and i hear the cheers getting louder i know speed up cheers getting louder i know speed up because they are all coming or they are all getting further away or something like that. so it feels really, really good to have that calibre of race at home because i a lwa ys calibre of race at home because i always have to put on a good show for a home cloud. it feels good. good luck to her. and there's just time to tell you that england's women have been knocked out of the main competition at the rugby world cup sevens after a 19—1

steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like dina's how to climate boost green energy solutions and to pray for station. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation globalized dio's the multimedia environment series long t w. look at. this time i'm visiting up a franconia in germany obama funk in all the various varied landscapes castles fortresses and historic towns characterized the area we mustn't forget the friends themselves with their chosen this and especially their beer. my first stop is the stuff about mountain also called mountain off the franks. a short climb up to the top and franconia on the ice at my feet. below me is bunched up at. the bunch at the conference sent up and. fits in hiding in. the fourteen holy hell purse. is known as a region given to pleasure per capita they are more butchers pastry shops and breweries here than anywhere else in the world that's why frank cuisine and the beer. our all my ag

we asked dina matar, an expert on arab media, to examine footage broadcast by both sides on the samen: watching these clips, the issue of fake news raises its head. on one of them, the al arabiya one, you see that there's a crisis. in the video you see that there are people queueing up to buy basic supplies. the other video shows a different situation. they are conducting interviews with lots of people sitting in the souq, smoking shisha, saying everything is normal, there's no problem. even the officials are saying that there's no problem. it shows that supermarkets and malls are functioning normally. so who do we believe? who do we believe? al arabiya declined to speak to us. in a written statement to the bbc, they said... aljazeera journalist, jamal elshayyal, says he has never seen any government interference at his channel. i can categorically say i have never received an editorial decree or guideline from the qatari government, at any point, be it in writing, verbally, in any way, shape or form. yes, the qatari government funds aljazeera, we are based here, however we enjoy i w

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dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham last nighto break the 11—second mark. asher—smith is building up to the defence of her european 200 metres title in berlin in august. britain's cal crutchlow will start on the front row for today's dutch motogp at assen. he missed out on pole by the tiniest of margins — just 0.0111 seconds — to the reigning champion marc marquez. that's all the sport for now but you can find much more on the bbc sport website — including the build—up to the austrian grand prix. i'll be back in the next hour. thank you, richard. mexicans go to the polls today to elect a new president, congress and thousands of other representatives. but the campaign has seen some of the worst political violence in the country for decades. in one state, the entire local police force was arrested after a candidate for mayor was murdered. 0ur correspondent will grant reports. until very recently, 0campo was a town without a police force. still hanging over the streets is the image of a dead candidate, fernando angeles, murdered in h

dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham last nighthe's still the only british woman to break the 11—second mark. asher—smith is building up to the defence of her european 200 metres title in berlin in august. hampshire posted a record—breaking score to beat kent and win cricket's one—day cup. rilee rossouw hit a century as they made 330—7 from their 50 overs — the biggest total in a final at lord's. kent could never keep pace in their reply, victory going to hampshire by 61 runs. in rugby league, josh drinkwater had a great day for catalans dragons, as they beat castleford tigers 44—16. he scored a hat—trick of tries and kicked six goals in what was, of course, a man of the match performance. dragons are now seventh in the table. britain's cal crutchlow will start on the front row for today's dutch motogp at assen. he missed out on pole by the tiniest of margins — just 0.0111 seconds — to the reigning champion, marc marquez. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morn

britain's dina asher smith will run in the 100m and 200m, looking to compete in both at next month'stand on the line i want to win and i feel very fortu nate i want to win and i feel very fortunate that i am able to be in this calibre of race and add to its. iam also this calibre of race and add to its. i am also grateful that the calibre of race is in london, where i am 42 enough to be the only brit in the race know the cheers are for me! —— fortu nate race know the cheers are for me! —— fortunate enough. so if i hear that she is getting louder i know it is, speed up because they are all coming 01’ speed up because they are all coming or they are all getting further away 01’ or they are all getting further away or something like that! it feels really, really good to have that kind of race at home, because i a lwa ys kind of race at home, because i always have to put on a good show for a home crowd, it's feels good. england's u19s could only manage a draw in their second match at the euros in finland, they won their first match against turkey. the young lions took the lead against uk

dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100—metres in birmingham last nightk the 11—second mark. asher—smith is building up to the defence of her european 200—metres title in berlin in august. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. seven out of ten council leaders in england believe income tax needs to be raised to fund adult social care. that's according to research by the local government association, which says more money is needed now. the department of health and social care says it will publish its proposals in the autumn. 0ur reporter simonjones has more. with an ageing population and a squeeze on council budgets, the strains on care services can no longer be ignored — that's the message from the local government association, which supports local authorities, ahead of its annual conference next week. although councils in england have been able to increase council tax in recent years to help meet the cost, many say it's not enough. it's the overwhelming concern of council leaders across the country

acting as a foreign agent poses a serious flight risk and should be detained until her trial maria with dina has appeared before a federal judge she's accused of conspiring against the u.s. government and this alleged to have infiltrated the national rifle association. the first commercial flights from here via terri tran twenty years have touched down in asmara to cheers and celebrations hundreds of people boarded the flights hoping to reunite with family that been separated during two decades of conflicts mom and other has this report from. dignitaries journalists and businessmen board what if you open land schools it's but of peace it's the first flight from the to that a train couple of this century this is how. we are going to do. this and the fact that we are thinking. and that is. two flights within fifteen minutes of each other because of overwhelming demand the much.

dina asher—smith is in superb form, as she builds up to the defence of her european 200 metres title the 100 metres in birmingham last night, clocking 10.97 seconds — she's still the only british woman to break the 11—second mark. that's all the sport for now but you can find much more on the bbc sport website — including the build—up to the austrian grand prix. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. and i'll be back in the next hour. thank you, richard. millions of people who book their holidays online will be protected under new eu rules which come into force today. until now, trips booked via websites like expedia and on the beach did not have the same protection as traditional package holidays from travel agents. our business correspondent joe lynam has more. expedia, lastminute.com, ebookers and on the beach are popular websites for booking holidays, but they are intermediaries. it means if things go wrong, they are not directly responsible. that ends today. more and more people are buying their holidays online but they don't get the same protection as they would have got from a traditional tr

university of reading and she's joining us now from there from reading just south of of london and dinathank you very much indeed for talking to us and the whole objective of the four blockading countries is to isolate cattle but it seems singularly not to be working. yes i mean i think to some extent they says a reflection of the success of the diplomatic standoff against qatar in that qatar has sought and successfully been able to guyana in china to international sources of support such as that from the u.k. with whom of course they have a well established strategic and military partnership the at the base that you just mentioned but also a financial relationship of some significance. you know according to one statistic. more of the capital of london than her majesty the queen so there are significant cuts of investment in the u.k. that is going to be a part of these diplomatic negotiate.

in terms of other british athletes, we will see dina asher—smith in the 200 metres will stop she hasgainst a world—class field. including the world champion daphne —— dafne schippers. laura muir will go with women's mile. she wants to break the record which has stood 33 yea rs break the record which has stood 33 years and she has a good record breaking records here. a brilliant way to ramp up the action in a jam—packed few days of sprinting and field events at the london stadium. you can watch that on bbc two. and stage 15 of the tour de france is under way — wales's geraint thomas is in the leader's yellowjersey, he is one minute and 39 seconds ahead of chris froome. there's full coverage of the tour de frnce on the bbc sport website. now on bbc news, it's time for the weather with stav deneos. thanks, it is hotting up. temperatures rising into the low 30 celsius across parts of the east and south—east of england so it could be uncomfortable combined with humidity. cloudy in western scotland, outbreaks of rain. cloud in north—west england and north wales. eastern scotland, much of e

from building those internal cafeterias, in an effort to encourage them to get out of the office and dina local restaurants and help the economy -- dine at local restaurants. some had to close their doors several years ago, they were getting the big lunch. they were promised. remap a thriving metropolis, flavorful aromas, pleasing any pallet. the restaurant owners dreams to be here, but an unintended consequence of the tech boom is hurting their business. >> for us, it has been challenging, because there is a little bit of a vacuum a foot traffic. >> reporter: a unique approach to climate change, sitting up off of market street two years ago. a promising location, many neighboring tech companies have in-house cafeterias that are difficult to compete with. >> you can't compete with free, it is a wonderful amenity, great for companies that can afford it, but it doesn't help the community around it.>> reporter: they have teamed up with 2 board of supervisors to introduce legislation that would ban internal cafeterias in new office buildings and text campuses. >> already 51 of these existing

. >> reporter: one of the women who came on board with allegations was dina who said he made an unwanted her for a dinner years ago and she turned him down and the show didn't get launched. >> the conversation went from being verydl t v cold. >> rheor has no recoecf call. he said i always respected and abided by the principle of no means no and never misused my position to harm or misuse anyone. >> reporter: his wife, julie chen standing by her husband on the show she cohosts. >> some of you may be aware what's been going on in my life the last few days. i issued the one and only statement i will ever make on this topic on twitter. i will stand by this statement today, tomorrow, forever. >> reporter: the cbs board says they will fully investigate these claims and they'll hire an outside law firm to do so. abc news, new york. >> now, your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> we'll start with doppler 7 showing mainly fog over the coast and over the bay overnight low temperatures in the mid 50s, slightly cooler tn we saw lows upper 60s in the inland area, milder. haze off in the

britain's dina asher smith will run in the 100 and 200 metres, looking to compete in both at next month'slibre of race is in london. where i am fortunate enough to have a high bar and i am the only bridge in the race. so when i am really tired and i hear the just a matter you think speed up, or they're getting further away. it feels really good to have that race at home. because i always like to put on a good show for a home crowd and it feels good. england's under 19s could only manage a draw in their second match at the euros in finland, they won their first match against turkey. the young lions took the lead against ukraine after middlebrough‘s marcus tavernier scored with a well—struck effor. but the equaliser came just before half—time when trevoh chalobah couldn't deal with the ukrainian striker before he finished brilliantly. england's final group game is against france on monday afternoon. they had just been turkey 4—0. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. officials in gaza say four palestinians have been killed in a day of violence n

monday morning we will preview the week ahead with chris, dina, and stephen politics editor with the washington times and we will talk about the importance of safeguarding nuclear materials with ron donnelly. 7:00 a.m.ning at eastern monday morning. monday night on the communicators, stanford professor jeremy balenson , experiences book on-demand about virtual reality technology and its potential for the future. >> when it is going well the front of your brain can say this is not real, but the back of your brain is terrified. whether it is children on a school field trip or the ceo of a fortune tennant company, that is the first thing we do. if i show you that the our feels real, and you are unwilling to take a step on the plank, once i have sold you on the idea that vr is so real you are not willing to step on a fake plank, we can have a real conversation. can you use vr to change attitudes about racism, about climate change, about these time at -- topics you have to experience to understand. >> the united states capitol historical society hosts a tribute. this your they host the ho

dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham.n berlin in august. great performance from her and of course with wimbledon, you know, all of the talk is about andy murray, how will he go after all of his injury problems. he starts on monday. we will see how he goes. i am more nervous now about the england game, having watched timber career. i thought we were the favourites. no! it is interesting his perspective. we think that the colombians as we mentioned have superstars —— tim vickery. notjust rodriguez but plenty of other players. that is kind of the problem with south american football, they have these kind of totemic players and they built all of their teams around it. if the player does not perform all they have an off day or they cannot play, the team can just fall apart. having said that, victoria, harry kane... it may be the same for us! see you shortly. here's chris with a look at this morning's weather. i hadn't realised because your head was in the way, the smoke is going out to the irish sea. is the winter hill fire bu

zharnel hughes is favourite for gold in the 100 metres and fellow sprinter dina asha—smith is hopingny girls have set a personal best and will be challenging for the medal. 0bviously best and will be challenging for the medal. obviously i would love it but it depends on me going there and running the races i love to run. that is why i love track and field because you have your favourite. and that makes people want to watch athletics. you might think you know who is going to win but it is anyone's game. remember the athletics in berlin isjust part of the multi—sport european championships, with gymnastics, rowing, cycling triathlon, golf and aquatics taking place in glasgow across 11 days . you can follow it all across the bbc, tv, radio and online. 0lly foster will have more for you in sportsday at half past six. parts of the uk are experiencing another day of heatwave conditions, with temperatures heading towards 32 celsius and set to rise further later this week. with water supplies dwindling and large parts of the uk parched a "heat health watch" alert remains in place for much of

dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham.the defence of her european 200 metres title in berlin in august. reece prescod retained his 100 metres title, finishing ahead of zharnel hughes and reigning diamond league series champion q ujah. there he goes! hampshire have won cricket's one—day cup after posting a record score against kent. rilee rossouw hit a century as they made 330/7 from their 50 overs — the biggest total in a final at lord's. kent could never keep pace in their reply, victory going to hampshire by 61 runs. let's just return to the world cup, and that france—argentina game. it even made an impact at wimbledon, where andy murray was trying to give his thoughts on his first—round opponent benoit paire. he is, you know, an orthodox, like with his shot selection and stuff and can be quite up and down too at sometimes so he is... i cannot believe i am missing this match, what is the score, like 11—2 or something? 3-2. there you go. should we just something? 3-2. there you go. should wejust go and...? something? 3-2.

dina asher—smith set a new british championship record to win the 100 metres in birmingham.et‘s one—day cup after posting a record score against kent. they made 330—7 from their 50 overs — the biggest total in a final at lord‘s. kent could never keep pace in their reply, victory going to hampshire by 61 runs. defending champions wasps will face loughborough lightning in netball‘s grand final. wasps were clinical against team bath in worcester, winning 54—39, while loughborough beat manchester 59—50. they‘ll play for the title at the london olympics venue, the copper box arena, on saturday. britain‘s cal crutchlow will start on the front row for today‘s dutch motogp at assen. he missed out on pole by the tiniest of margins — just 0.041 seconds — to the reigning champion, marc marquez. let‘s just return to the world cup and that france—argentina game. it even made an impact at wimbledon, where andy murray was trying to give his thoughts on his first—round opponent benoit paire. he‘s, you know, unorthodox, like, with his shot selection and stuff and can be quite up and down too

so those are some of the videos that dina is posting from the occupied west bank and you can also follow her updates on twitter as you see right there she's also on instagram and you can find her by searching for act do you know now we can speak to. he's a human rights defender an activist he's joining us via skype from hebron thanks very much for talking to us on al-jazeera as you very well know this is not a one off situation israel regularly detains rests children from the occupied west bank but what is it about either to me that has made her a symbol of resistance as some people describe her. and i mean he was born in one of them and family who believes in violence and system melodies we have twenty two of them the children from. the neighborhoods in central malone who are on the you know really jail so she grew up with the really in or nonviolent actions against education she grew up with home really from the israeli soldiers to her house and killed house or her own self so she didn't give up for a little solace of working and as a woman she's you know working hard to educate other

so much british talent on show, including dina asher—smith, who goes in the 200 metres.ugh to have the home advantage. the only brit in the race, so i know that she me. so if i'm really tired and i hear that she i5 i'm really tired and i hear that she is getting louder, i will speed up because they are all coming in or they are getting further away, or something like that. it feels really, really good to have that kind of race at home, because i a lwa y5 kind of race at home, because i always like to put on a good show for a home crowd. they get up to 60 mph, quicker than a formula one car, and yet speedway bikes, have no gears and no brakes. it is the biggest weekend of the speedway calendar, with the british grand prix taking place at the principality stadium in cardiff. to get a taste of these most extreme motorbikes, ijoined britain's rising star robert lambert in training. the glitz and the glamour welcomes those in a sport that is all about true great. faster acceleration in formula one cars, hitting the bands with no brakes at 70 mph, while your rivals shower you

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. >> we go to dina titus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm going to have to go with mr. cook. i appreciate your optimism, mr. martin. you have said it in the opening statement now that we have great bonds and nothing is more important than our relationship down there. but actually history tells a very different story. our relationships have been an at best shoring up or practices that practice state terrorism. now we are ripping children from the arms of their parents and currently policy is so bad, and the oas unanimously passed a resolution confirming our behavior. so i don't really think that's something to brag about. i want to bring up something that was discussed hours ago. you brought up miss lynch. we have a policy that's more about self-sfishl sufficiency. but there are are others that have policy. we e see it in southeast asia, in africa, in central europe the u.s. pulls back and in moves russia, here moves china. we heard about the tanks that russia is selling in latin america. we know that they're increasingly meddling politically, economically through propaganda.

. >> we go to dina titus. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm going to have to go with dean cook. . there is nothing more important than our relationship down there, but history tells a very different question. our have been shoring up. now we are rimg chirapurath from the arms of their parents and currently policy is so bad and, and the u.s. unanimously passed a resolution confirming our behavior. so i don't really think that's something to brag about. i want to bring up something that was discussed hours ago. you brought up miss lynch. we have a policy that's more about consistency, but we have one that's more about diligence. we see it in africa and central europe the the u.s. pulls back and in moves russia, here moves china. we heard about the tanks that russia is selling in latin america. we know that they're increasingly meddling politically, economically through propaganda. i wonder, have you asked the president if he's going to bring this up with mr. putin when he meets with him next week? this is going to be a problem, the tanks and other activity. they installed a satellit