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something like that might actually be in the pipeline and there will be changes for britain and dominick is just trying to tell his citizens that rather carefully at the moment that panic might be rising of the next months. in brussels it was a pleasure to talk to you. turn into a stream which is embroiled in a leadership crisis that could topple prime minister malcolm turnbull a new prime minister would be australia's sixth in less than a decade turnbull has survived one leadership vote within his duelling liberal party this week and could now face a second one on friday and he described the challenge against him as an internal insurgency to move his conservative party to the far right. the reality is that i minority in the party room. supported by. the parliament have sought to. bully intimidate others into. making this trying leadership that this. but obviously if people do want to. conduct an internal insurgency they're very hard to stop so we will have to let the democratic process play out. that has a stream is from mr malcolm turnbull german chancellor angela merkel begins a trip

. >> reporter: in southern italy, where dominick's bloodlines lie, the key to the city and a wonderful welcome for a distant cousin. and, of course, new family stories and some unforgettable time together. >> where do we start? where do we come from? where do we break? >> here we are. >> here we are. >> reporter: for three generations, a journey of discovery where the family compass points to home. >>> join us tomorrow for a celebration of america eeameric favorite pastime, the new baseball exhibit at the library of congress. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. now. we )re following breaking news. arizona senator and american pow...john mccain has died >>> the news at 6:startsnow. we are following arizona senator and american p to, w john mccain died at the age of 81. >> we first told you during our 5:00 newscast. his death comes one day after his family announced they were ending his treatment for brain cancer. senatordynd his family were at his bedside. here's lester holt now with a look back at the life of the senator known as the maverick. >> my country saved me a

past and the international tribunals to make a finding of genocidal intent that was christopher dominickset out to find the united nations speaking with me earlier before we go we just had to bring you up to date with sunday's fun to think action which some might take on stood guard both teens spent a lot of money to bring in new players of the summer and it was my first coming out on top this goal in the seventy sixth minute by anthony. made all the difference. robin hayes on made it possible by taking the ball from the defender and then pulling it back to set up it was the first time that mines won their opening match in five seasons. and with that you're up to date on data news i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks for watching have a great day. for. anyone visiting their spy vote should note here boats the way to get around. there no matter a way of getting to know the whole group from that small can join shows nicole solution as she explores the region and his speciality. on. sixteen. right. gemini with doubling any time any place. video novellas. capital by the biggest pop. songs to sin

but a great moment for dominick cunningham, who has become the first british gymnast to get europeand spurred him on. manchester city have started the defence of their premier league title with a convincing win away at arsenal. a great solo effort from raheem sterling kick—started their 2—0 victory, and ruined the start of a new reign in london. ben croucher reports. wherever you look, the memories of arsenal is there. a new era now, not that fans would have noticed much difference from the previous month. raheem sterling‘s stock may have fallen in summer but from site to sizzler. riyhad mahrez will have to justify his record. denied a goal on his league debut. it will take time for emre can to implement his master plan. his players not quite on the same wavelength just yet. if it was same wavelength just yet. if it was same old arsenal, it the same old city, too. normally sergio aguero buries these, though. bernardo silva showed him just how to do it. 2—0, two easy. an emphatic start for pep guardiola and city‘s defence. for a new era at the emirates, the same questions remain. live

kicked despite that he was later promoted to the position of sergeant the former police officer dominick did so believes the police are being put though in an impossible situation these days. the problem is is that simply you get now we have this war on cops between the people of police and the public and capture people filled with emotion and you going to watch are you going to watch your r t v we're going to watch your any new news outlet out there and as a police officer who's a person you're going to be a motion triggered by what you see you know what is right you know what is wrong these men and women are taking this on the street and they're becoming highly emotional and they're sick of not being backed up they're sick of the media attacking them they're sick of the public being fed lies and believing lies and this is the end result of what's happening you're getting physical outburst you're getting verbal outbursts and you're getting people men and women who wear that badge not thinking and they're finally saying what they want and it's volatile it's not a good thing because it's

take that role away from the police force in this city at least in so far as this case is concerned dominick came there in cannes nets for us where there's a far right protest starting thank you. at least two people are missing and me and after widespread flooding from a dam collapse more than sixty thousand people were forced to flee their homes and the torrents of water inundated towns and villages government officials are investigating what went wrong frontally reports. this is the dam in. the spillway of the dam collapsed wednesday morning after days of heavy monsoon rains sending torrents of water into nearby towns and villages in some places the surge of water reached nearly two and a half meters the military police and red cross are working on the rescue and relief effort and. water came so fast into our village and we didn't have time to run we have never been flooded before nothing like this has ever happened. eighty five villages have been flooded and more than sixty three thousand people affected . they've lost more than just their homes. and soon after we got there waters were al

later promoted to the position of sergeant there's another thought on this former police officer dominick believes the police are being put in an impossible situation these days though. the problem is is that simply you get now we have this war on cops between the pilot police and the public and capture people filled with emotion and you're going to watch your you tube going to watch your car t.v. we're going to watch any news and news outlet out there and as a police officer who's a person you're going to be a motion to be triggered by what you see you know what is right you know what is wrong these men or women are taking this on the street and becoming highly emotional and they're sick of not being backed up they're sick of the media attacking them they're sick of the public being fed lies and believing lies and this is the end result of what's happening you're getting physical outburst you're getting verbal outbursts and you're getting people men or women who wear that badge not thinking and they're finally saying what they want and it's volatile it's not a good thing because it's goi

shoulders with fans all looking for the next big thing in gaming domini cain is live for us there so a dominick what can we expect. some if you like video games and you have the time when you are not this part of western germany and games come twenty eighty is the event for you this event attracts many hundreds of thousands of people every year drawn by the year at the latest developments in the gaming industry by step out of the shot in the hole that we would cost in front you could see the sorts of experiences that are available here strategy games the latest developments in the major publishers world war two trusty games formula one driving games all sorts of things in this one hole the question is significant these games to the gaming industry let's put that question to my guest with me and in the gaming analyst here in western germany that's what is the significance of this event what is makes it so important that's the most important show here. they need to flex markets you know the market size of the media games markets one hundred billion u.s. dollars it's a people have just found a pla

dominick's grammar school and about to graduate from high school and ms. brown went and received his diploma. he was a great kid. and one of the things we hear the d.o.j. recommendations about what the police should do, what the police should do, what the police should do, but the community is a big part of that equation. and nobody has the courage and conviction to come forward. that tells you a little bit about the fear out there being a former prosecutor and a gang prosecutor, $250,000 won't get somebody to come forward and help solve the murder of this young man. and in other murders. it's not enough money. so the community has to make a decision whether or not they're going to work with law enforcement to solve this murder and give ms. brown some closure. if anybody has any information, i know ms. brown usually gives the names of the perpetrators that are involved. one i actually participate in sending to federal prison for a while, but he's back out. one is dead, no surprise. and the tip line is 415-575-4444. thank you, ms. brown. please call the nex

but the mere fact officials are discussing it shows how much impact the migration crisis has had dominick cain al-jazeera in southwestern germany. this is all just here at these at the top stories the u.s. has announced a new foreign policy initiative aimed at changing the behavior of the regime in teheran the white house is creating a task force to coordinate and run its policy on iran more now from al-jazeera is also in jordan. a lot of the things that were alluded to during thursday's press briefing are things that already the ministration and the obama administration before it could and have been duly issuing sanctions against persons who are violating international law sanctions regimes issuing executive orders curtailing on persons and companies behavior in the united states with their counterparts in had ever on so it's not really clear what this whole of government effort to will unify policy on iran is actually completely fine for us saying a wreath of franklin paying their respects to her death from pancreatic cancer. the queen of soul was seventy six years old she won eighteen

testing, and we have captain dominick yen. >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, captain yen. >> good evening, president mazzucco, chief scott, and director henderson. between the january 1 and june 30 this year, the special victims unit has collected 167 sexual assault evidence kits, and only six did not fit within that five-daytime line, and i wanted to explain those six in person. so out of the six, two were actually collected on one particular day but weren't booked in so that s.v.u. could go and collect those. and if you count those, that means four out of the six actually surpassed that five-day timeline. one out of the other four is based on the fact that another police jurisdiction had actually booked it very, very late, so by the time s.v.u. was notified, it are already exceeded the five-day limit, and the others were booked on the legal holidays in confluence of a friday and aymond, and on those two, we were only late by one day. and i want to assure the commission that even though we book it in one day late, it doesn't change the efficacy of the results and it doesn't effec

but a great moment for dominick cunningham who has become the first british gymnast to get european gold other teams, this is what it's made of, the crowd have come together, all united, i'm over the moon and the team will be so happy. more finals to come. let's say that this is the first of many. hope so, amazing work today, enjoy the podium. hope so. well done, guys, come on! the world and olympic champion max whitlock failed dramatically. no medalfor him. into his routine here but he loses his rhythm and then stands on the horse, as bad as falling off. he got back on, but could only finish seventh out of eight. that left ireland's rhys mcclenaghan, who pipped whitlock to the commonwealth games title earlier this year, to win the gold, ireland's first european gymnastics gold medal. and the commonwealth champion courtney tulloch picked up another medalfor britain in the rings. his strong and solid performance was enough to secure bronze. the european athletics championships concludes on the track tonight in berlin with dina asher smith going for a treble while laura muir and laura weig

you can't go round and break that mr dominick rob have begun preparing people for the worst possible outcome from the e.u. negotiations crashing out with no deal. government has started releasing a series of papers giving advice to industry on how to prepare for what is with the stress of this isn't on a likely result. the u.s. and china have slapped a second round of tariffs on each other posts are targeting sixteen billion dollars worth of goods. thank you so much for spending in this part of your day with us so i'm laying the whole rock in berlin on behalf of the entire team thank you for being with us we hope to see you again in a couple minutes franco will take over. from the. coop move. on. from the. you remember the other doc didn't sell it into modern day slavery because the russians are being enslaved by fellow russians that's not happening anywhere else in europe. as an ngo tracks down the victims. and attempts to free them as much as i was afraid they'd kill me if i ran away. forced workers in russia in fifteen minutes long t w. o. get starlight to get gamma ray bursts we

dominick cunningh said winning gold are what dreams are made of.at britain finished second in the overall medal table. that is all the number of people who are sleeping rough on the streets of england gone up and up over the last seven years, and has now reached record levels. so what can be done about it? the government says it's got a plan — which it's launched today — which will eradicate the problem by 2027. it's going to cost £100 million. 30 million of that will be spent on tackling mental health issues and substance misuse, with a focus on spice, the synthetic drug that is a particular problem amongst the homeless population in some areas. 50 million will be spent building homes outside london for those ready to move on from hostels. and there will be a review of current laws on rough sleeping — currently it's illegal in england and wales to sleep rough or beg. let's talk to mhairi hopkins. and wales to sleep rough or beg. she slept rough in a park for several weeks and now lives in a ymca hostel in bournemouth. as does ashley busby ? he's b

the families in this anchor center many of whom have been living with uncertainty for a long time dominick came out zero reagan's pork where europe is buckling under a heat wave with near record temperatures forest fires and drought across the continent it's so hot in hamburg that the fish are dying the heat is raise the temperature of the city's the river to twenty seven and a half degrees that's what jews the water is oxygen levels the rivers swarms could now be next the oxygen pool water means more bacteria which can poison these birds the netherlands has spent most of its history shielding itself from water right now it's facing a shortage ship because of this heat wave and this is causing problems for its important system of canals as fully explains with more than half their country below sea level the dutch have spent centuries mastering the technique of keeping the water out this summer however they find themselves running dry the netherlands like most of northern europe is experiencing the heat wave persistent high temperatures combined with a lack of rain have resulted in a record

secret service agent, author of the brand-new book spygate, the attempted sabotage of donald tate dominick trump. dan joins us now. i hate to think that any prosecution is politically motivated, but in a country in which a year and three months is the average sentence for tax evasion, to see a man facing 305 years raises red flags to put it mildly. >> this case is a disgrace. i was a federal agent. i don't know paul manafort, i don't know what he's guilty of or not guilty of but i am familiar with federal investigations and the tactics used. and i can tell you with a clean conscience i have never, ever seen heavy-handed government tactics like this used for what is essentially a process crime and basically a white collar crime for a guy with no criminal pedigree at all to speak of. this is unheard of. you said at the beginning of the show justice is supposed to be evenhanded. it's supposed to be blind too, talker, but it appears to be blind only to democrats. paul manafort is guilty of something. he's guilty of helping donald trump win, and that's what's bothering you mueller bro. >> tucke

britain's dominick cunningham took gold on the floor, but olympic champion max whitlock made a mistakes history. and it must be so disheartening, makes it so good at that. new season, new players, a new manager at the emirates. but it was a fimilar story, as manchester city beat arsenal to begin their title defence with a win. raheem sterling only returned to training last week, after a busy world cup with england. he opened the scoring, before bernardo silva made it 2—0. it isa it is a joy to come back, and, you know, really focus back on the fitness, and try and get up and running. iam really fitness, and try and get up and running. i am really happy i could be involved and do that. that was my main aim, to try and come back with a weak‘s training and get involved. i wanted to start the season really well, and i thought we'd done that. liverpool thrashed west ham 4—0 at anfield. the star of last season, mo salah, got this campaign under way. and their fourth was scored by daniel sturridge, 24 seconds after he came on as a substitue. can you do it? go on, you are doing it. it was a go

the clerk: nomination, the judiciary, dominick with him lanza of arizona for be united states district judge for the district of arizona. mr. mcconnell: i send a cloture motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: cloture motion, we the undersigned senators in accordance r dance with the broke visions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate do hereby move to bring to a three debate on the nomination of dwom nick lanza of arizona to be united states district judge for the district of arizona signed by 17 senators as follows. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived move without objection. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. mcconnell: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar number 782. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed say no. the ayes appear

glasgow concluded too, with british medals in gymnastics but it wasn't max whitlock — but rather dominickhat dreams are made of" but world and olympic champion whitlock made a mistake in the pommel horse final and finished down in seventh. gold went to the commonwealth champion rhys mcclenaghan — who had to train in his garden in his preparations for glasgow. rather ominously, manchester city manager pep guardiola promised his side would get even better, after they started their season by winning 2—0 at arsenal. after less than a week of training, raheem sterling scored his 50th premier league goal to put city ahead. bernardo silva's second half strike capped off a comfortable start to their title defence. liverpool are the early leaders — thrashing west ham 4—0 at anfield. last season's player of the year mo salah opened his account. sadio mane scored twice before daniel sturridge's first league goal since october wrapped up the win. rangers picked up their first win of the scottish premiership season. conor goldson scored the second in a 2—0 win over st mirren. their next focus is defen