duncan kennedy, bbc news, winchester.elesthe city of los is usually associated with movie stars, cameras, and red carpets, but there is another side. in the past year alone, the number of homeless people in the county has risen by 23%, and it's a staggering increase being blamed on a high rents and the lack of affordable housing, with hollywood feeling the hit. peter biles reports. peter: the land of make-believe, hollywood boulevard, home to the oscars, and a tourism mecca. it's also an epicenter for the homeless where the have and have-nots converge. >> you get off the freeway and see tents all along the edge. it's really disheartening. my kids are afraid to come down on the off chance that someone is going to come up to us and try to talk to was or ask us for money or food. peter: many of hollywood's homeless came here in search of fame and fortune, but more often than not, the city of stars delivers shatters dreams. >> you do have people who will say, i'm an actor. i play the guitar. musician, and they have a hard tim

duncan kennedy reports.d, ugne cekaviciute, who he had met in a brothel. to keep her and get rid of hazel, harris went looking to hire not one, not two, but three hit men, all of whom were completely innocent of his real intentions. harris first approached christopher may, a private detective, who secretly recorded harris, suggesting hazel should be killed after a visit to the hospital. harris then made this chilling comment. when christopher may backed out, harris turned to duke dean. the pair were seen here meeting in london. what's all this done to you? mr dean told me harris offered him £175,000 to kill hazel. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was quite stone serious about that. that is what he wanted? that's what he wanted. duke dean tipped off police, who then used an undercover officer to pose as hit man number three. when harris was arrested he told police that all he was doing was researching a book on hit men. the judge rejected that today, saying his real int

duncan kennedy reports.vid harris was with his partner, hazel, for 30 years, but unknown to her, he also had a girlfriend, ugne cekaviciute, who he had met in a brothel. to keep her and get rid of hazel, harris went looking to hire not one, not two, but three hit men, all of whom were completely innocent of his real intentions. harris first approached christopher may, a private detective, who secretly recorded harris, suggesting hazel should be killed after a visit to the hospital. harris then made this chilling comment.

duncan kennedy, bbc news. dementia in old age is the biggest cause of death in the uk. but in some families — extremely rare gene mutations can cause alzheimer's disease in middle—age. now experts believe that studying the way the disease develops in such families could hold the key to treatment in the future. 0ur medical correspondent — fergus walsh — spoke to two families with a history of alzheimer's — both of whom are taking part in medical trials. i'm almostjust waiting for the first sign, really. the minute you forget something, the minute you can't find your car keys... sophie leggett from suffolk has a 50—50 chance of having inherited a rare gene for alzheimer's.

duncan kennedy reports.david harris was with his partner, hazel, for 30 years, unknown to her, he also had a girlfriend, who he had met ina he also had a girlfriend, who he had met in a brothel. to keep her and get rid of hazel, he went looking to high not one, not to, but three hit men, all of whom were completely innocent of his real intentions. he first approach christopher may, a private detective, who secretly recorded harris, suggesting hazel should be killed after a visit to the hospital. once she comes out of that she has five or six days, lessons, i don't know if anything could be done then. -- he went

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my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: a woman is shot dead and three injured while waiting to vote in an unofficial referendum on venezuela's constitution. horsemeat scandal — police in spain accuse an organised crime group of trading meat across europe that's unfit for humans. swiss tennis star roger federer makes history by taking a record eighth wimbledon single‘s men's title. and for all you time lord fans — time to meet the first actress to take on the role of doctor who. one person has been shot dead and three others have been injured while waiting to cast their vote in an unofficial referendum in venezuela. this video is believed to show people rushing away from the scene where armed men on motorbikes opened fire at voters outside a polling station, just outside caracas. the vote was organised by the opposition — against government plans to rewrite the constitution. president nicolas maduro has dismissed it all as meaningless. katy watson reports from a polling station outside the country, in sao p

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france.aid he'll ban transgender people from serving in the us military "in any capacity", reversing a policy announced by his predecessor barack 0bama last year. mr trump tweeted that they would burden the military with "large medical bills and disruption". campaigners for transgender rights have called his decision "shocking and ignora nt". 0ur correspondent aleem maqbool reports from texas. there are thought to be thousands of members of the us military who identify as transgender. many have spent time in iraq or afghanistan. today they woke up to a shock from the very president they serve. "after consultation with my generals and military experts," he tweeted, "please be advised that the united states government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the us military." riley dosh spent the last four years as an officer in training at the military academy at west point. she came out last year, after president 0bama lifted the ban on transgender people s

i am duncan golestani. 0ur the globe. i am duncan golestani. warns the influx of migrants is unsustainable, as european ministers meet for crisis talks. iraqi specialforces recapture more territory from so called state. but thousands of civilians remain trapped in mosul. president trump is accused of inciting violence against the media after he tweets a spoof video of himself wrestling. and the milestone stephen hawking thought he would never reach. 75th birthday celebrations for the physicist who overcame disability to become a science legend. when i was diagnosed at 21, i was told it would kill me in two

nick granger second and duncan scott starts. absolutely outstanding.he the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at city am and john crowley, editor in chief of the international business times uk. welcome, thank you for giving up your friday night. the front pages tomorrow. the daily mail leads on the death of charlie gard. it says the baby, whose battle for survival captured hearts around the world, lost his fight for life exa ctly o ne week before his first birthday. a picture of charlie's dad with the baby dominates the front of the daily mirror. the paper says both of charlie parents were at his side as his life support was switched off. the daily express reports on the fears that brexit could be delayed after the chancellor announced plans for a two—stage "transition period". the daily telegraph says mps have warned that the next general election will be a "second referendum" on brexit if philip hammond gets his way on a lengthy transition. the guardian carries an interview with sadiq khan s

duncan kennedy is there for us this evening. duncan.y day for firefighters and a worrying one for many holiday—makers, some of whom have not been able to get bach to campsites. for the first time, we have been allowed inside the fire zone. you get an idea of the devastation, and the dry ground, the high winds and strong temperatures are still in place so there could be more burning. it's been another 2a hours of fires... and firefighting. this was bormes—les—mimosas, west of st tropez, and the flames have been spreading again across the windswept bridges. that meant another night on the beach for dozens of holiday—makers, forced out of their campsites. they included olivia hall from sevenoa ks, who's about to spend her third night in a sleeping bag along with her and grandparents. what do you think of sleeping on a beach like this? well, i mean for me, i'm 18, it's ok, but for old people, my grandparents for instance, it's not the easiest if they have a wheelchair or things. it is difficult for people. today we went out with this team o

with it so we made the block and got out and started mowing his lawn. >> officer duncan was showing the new recruit officer preston how the job requires you to catch bad guys and also requires compassion and understanding. >> you have to go build relationships and i hope at a minimum the community will start to look around and reach out and help the people that need help. >> the gesture left a good impression on upshaw. >> talk with them if you get the chance. >> upshaw's brother-in-law has arranged for his lawn to be taken care of for the rest of the summer. but he won't forget those officers who took the time to help. >>> right now business picks up at the g20 summit in hamburg, germany. president trump presses vladimir putin on interference in the us election. g20 leaders agree to work together to combat new terrorist threats to air travel and protesters and police crash as g20 leaders gather at a concert hall for dinner and a symphony. >>> the main event the long- awaited face-to-face between president trump and putin. the meeting was scheduled to last 30 minutes but the leaders

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duncan kennedy, bbc news.played by a woman for the first time in the sit—year history of the series. jodie whittaker, who starred in the itv drama broadchurch, will take overfrom peter capaldi. she'll make her first appearance as the 13th doctor in this year's christmas special. here's lizo mzimba. time travel show, doctor who, making history. joe whittaker says she is overwhelmed as a feminist, woman, and actor, to be cast as the first female doctor. in the six months since peter ca paldi announced he was stepping down from the role, there has been a lot of speculation about who his replacement would be. and he regenerates in this year's christmas special. regeneration was first introduced in dr who in the 1960s, an ingenious way to continue the show after the departure of the actor playing the lead role. since the show returned, it has consistently been one of the bbc‘s biggest hits, a successful combination of a great format and a charismatic lead actor. expectation for the new dr who is certain to be high.

jericka duncan is following the case. >> shame on you boys, shame! >> reporter: expressionless and quiet, 16 members of beta theta pi walked past crowds as they entered a pennsylvania courthouse. the charges against the young men stem from the february death of penn state university sophomore timothy piazza and vary from involuntary manslaughter to wreck legs endangerment. today's hearing focused on deleted text messages, former fraternity president brendan young, who faces some of the most serious charge, texted his girlfriend after piazza was taken to the hospital. young said, "i don't think you fully comprehend the situation. he looked expletive dead. at the end of the day, i am accountable for it all. i will be the one going to court, paying for an attorney, and maybe put in jail." another text message from pledge master daniel casey to his girlfriend reveals the level of concern. casey said, "we are expletive, like beyond expletive. it's over. i don't want to go to jail for this." his girlfriend replied, "make sure no one says anything." >> we'r

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $21 per month. give your family the security it needs, at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. >> one of the big problem is that i'm discovering is that senior people are the guys doing the leaking when they ask junior people to leak for them. >> melissa: new signs of a growing risk in the white house west wing is new communications director anthony scaramucci suggests more people may have to go to stop all the leaks. >> as you know from the italian expression, the fish stinks from the head down. i can tell you to fish that don't stink and that's me on the president. i don't like the activity that's going on in the white house, i don't like what they're doing to my friend, i don't like what they're doing to the president of the united states. if you want to talk about the staff, we have had differences. when i said we were brothers from the podium, it's because we're rough. some brothers are like cain and abel, other

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $21 per month. give your family the security it needs, at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. >>> so now, mr. president, it's time to move on. >> that was senate majority leader moments after a very dramatic vote on capitol hill. it happened early this morning and a stunning no vote from senator john mccain sinking the appeal for obama. >> joining us now is scott taylor. >> i'm well non what time you went to sleep but what was your reaction when you saw john mccain get up and give that thumbi thumbs down? >> i woke up to the news, but i'm certainly disappointed. what happened last night doesn't help the folks that are hurting under that law. individuals across the country and my district hopefully we can work together and get something that addresses those issues. >> do you think that the turmoil in the white house that has been so colorfully outlined in places like the new yorker, yesterday, here, the new communica

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the cote d'azur.en working out his last day as an air ambulance pilot, a role he's carried out for the last two years. he's now taking up his royal duties full—time. the duke of cambridge says he has been proud to serve. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. a team photograph at the start of his final shift. a picture from his working life which is likely to mean more than most for william wales since it will remind him of the role he's played as a member of the emergency services doing a job largely out of public sight in which he's been able to prove himself solely on the basis of ability. his colleagues say they'll miss him. he's a hard—working member of the team, always keen to get his hands dirty and help out, whether it's just cleaning the aircraft or actually at scene, helping out with patients that are critically ill. from the moment william took up his air ambulance duties more than two years ago, it's clear how much thejob has meant to him. it's kept him grounded, he said, worki

my name is duncan golestani. our top stories: a new witness to donald trump junior‘s meeting with a russian lawyer comes forward — a former soviet intelligence officer. a year after the nice terror attack, france remembers the 86 who were killed. as turkey marks the anniversary of last year's attempted coup, the government sacks another 7,000 civil servants. and the families taking part in an international trial to find a way of treating dementia. hello and welcome to bbc news — i'm duncan golestani. a former soviet intelligence officer has revealed that he was present when donald trump's eldest son met a russian lawyer — during last year's presidential campaign. donald trump junior attended the meeting in new york injune last year after being promised information about hillary clinton. the lobbyist, rinat akhmetshin — who's now a us citizen — denies having current links with russian intelligence. the bbc‘s david willis has more. and mr akhmetshin is, as you mentioned, a former officer in the soviet military, a m

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in winchester. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.eratures surging. we have seen highs of 28 degrees in a number of spots, hampshire, dorset into anglesey, western areas of scotla nd into anglesey, western areas of scotland as well. all of these places warmer than they were yesterday. now our focus is turning away from heat and over towards thunderstorms. 0n the satellite picture there have been storm clouds into south—west england. 0ne picture there have been storm clouds into south—west england. one or two are working elsewhere across the central english channel threatening the isle of wight into hampshire and dorset in the next few hours. don't be surprised if you hear rumbles of thunder. this was the scene in plymouth today as fork lightning came down. this evening and overnight the storms will drive northwards. they will be hit—and—miss in nature. the rain from the storms will vary a bit as well. one or two could bring half a month's well. one or two could bring half a months worth of rainfall in the space of an hour or two, othe

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france. from the french prime minister who has visited the area and we also continue to hear more harrowing tales from people who narrowly escaped the flames. translation: all of a sudden, we we re translation: all of a sudden, we were in front of a wall of flames. we took some belongings, the two dogs and left. translation: i came backin dogs and left. translation: i came back in the morning, i climbed high and saw a picture of desolation because all the camping was surrounded with flames and we could do nothing. transaction makes the situation remains difficult. you can feel the wind. it continues to blow and tomorrow will be another difficult day. it will require courage and determination. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: a high courtjudge in britain has given parents of terminally ill baby charlie gard until noon on thursday to reach an agreement with his london hospital on arrangements for his death. earlier this week charlie's parents abandoned their attem

duncan kennedy, bbc news. and the weather. good morning.d be the storyline from a jane austen novel. are lots of twists and turns in the plot. starting off quiet. sunshine for the weather watcher in northern ireland. a beautiful sunset in warwickshire. that is how we start the week. a quiet, sunny, and warm note. the next twist is wednesday. 30 degrees. vicious thunderstorms. by the end of the week, storms will clear and it will be unsettled and cooler and fresher. a lot going on but quiet for the time being. clear spells. some showery rain in scotland. a cooler night than in the south last night. chilly in the countryside. tomorrow, if you like sunshine, you will enjoy the day. blue skies and sunshine will be plentiful. rain in scotla nd sunshine will be plentiful. rain in scotland becoming confined to the northern isles. cloud flirting with southern part of england. that could turn the sunshine hazy at times. widely across the south and south—east, highs of 27 degrees. fine across wales. similar temperatures in eastern scotland. northern

bbc's duncan kennedy report. the raging power of the fires was at its most terrifying during the night. this was born they may most us west of san tropez. hillsides engulfed by the burning shrubs and trees. for hours it swept across the countryside in an unstoppable curtain of flam. thousands of people including british tourists a force out of camp sites and other homes. mary and alan anderson from ramsgate said the size of the fires was extremely distressing. look around the hill all we could see was black smoke billowing from. on teen various places sources and then the planes came over. picks up loads of water. on the vin dowsing full day to to try and dampen the flames. sheer force of the fires were called by holiday makers on that phones. strong mistrial winds gave them an unstoppable energy. many fires burned throughout the night. even the four thousand firefighters have soldiers senten couldn't get control when faced with this. the fire has led to a huge evacuation of ten thousand people many from cam site

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france.e french prime minister, who has been visiting the area, and there are harrowing tales from people who narrowly escaped the flames. translation: all of a sudden, we were in front of a wall of flames. we did not hesitate. we took some belongings, we took the dogs, and we left. translation: i came back in the morning. i climbed high and saw a picture of desolation, because all the camping was surrounded with flames, and we could do nothing. translation: the situation remains difficult. you can feel the wind. it continues to blow, and tomorrow will be another difficult day. it will require courage and determination. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the serial killings that triggered a pioneering fbi investigation. nearly a century after members of the osage indians were murdered, a new book reopens the case. mission control: you can see them coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for t

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france.ester arena bombing two months ago has taken place today at the city's cathedral. saffie roussos was eight years old and had been given a ticket to the ariana grande concert as a christmas present. she was at the show with her mother, who was seriously injured in the attack. judith moritz reports from manchester cathedral. lisa roos asked is still recovering from the bomb which killed her daughter. she left her hospital bed to be with herfamily daughter. she left her hospital bed to be with her family to say a final goodbye to saffy is. the eight—year—old was carried into manchester cathedral by her father, andrew. honoured to be her dad. honoured. she was a superstar in the making. to become something in life, you need to have that something, that spark, that... charisma, but something. saffie had back, she truly have that. saffie roussos loved performing. her dream was to be famous like her idol, ariana grande. the irony of this concert is the concert was a wonderful experience but s

duncan kennedy reports.azel, for 30 years, but unknown to her, he also had a girlfriend, ugne cekaviciute, who he had met in a brothel. to keep her and get rid of hazel, harris went looking to hire not one, not two, but three hit men, all of whom were completely innocent of his real intentions. harris first approached christopher may, a private detective, who secretly recorded harris, suggesting hazel should be killed after a visit to the hospital. harris then made this chilling comment. when christopher may backed out, harris turned to duke dean. the pair were seen here meeting in london. mr dean told me harris offered him £175,000 to kill hazel. did you get the impression he was serious about getting rid of hazel? he was stone serious, yes. that is what he wanted? that's right. duke dean tipped off police, who then used an undercover officer to pose as hit man number three. when harris was arrested he told police that all he was doing was researching a book on hit men. the judge rejected that today, saying

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $21 per month. give your family the security it needs, at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. >> jon: new information on some crime stories we are following. police arrest mark redwine in the 2012 murder of his son dylan. he went missing during a court-ordered visit to his colorado home. investigators found blood in the truck drivers to living room. an ohio cheerleader charged with reckless homicide after the body of her newborn baby was found buried in her backyard. the county prosecutor says that evidence was showed that the child was born alive. the 18-year-old is pleading not guilty to all charges. and an apartment fire that left 130 people homeless. a new report reveals the man accused of starting it was in the country illegally. the 20-year-old suspect accused of doing it to get revenge against an ex girlfriend. now charges of arson and attempted murder. >> melissa: democrats rolling out the long-awaited new p

duncan's wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $21 per month. give your family the security it needs, at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. >>> all right. traumatic moments ahead in the u.s. senate. john mccain is rushing back for the vote to open debate just days after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. the return, which will be emotional, it adds to the bidding pressure on republicans. >> this morning, the president wrote in a statement, so great that john mccain is coming back to vote. brave american hero. thank you, john. we'll get to the hero part of that in a moment because he certainly, certainly is. president did not always say that. mj lee is on capitol hill to set the stage. every wants to know more about what they're voting on today, as senator lisa is at the -- i'd like to know more. >> do you know more. >> i'll try to tell you everything i do know. this is going to be a very big moment for the republican party after so many weeks of frustrations.

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france. top story now: a former us army civilian employee who served with us intelligence agencies, emily crose, explained life in the military as a transgender person. i actually joined the army with the intent in mind to transition, and injoining the army i had a suspicion i would be joining a workforce that would be open and accepting of what i needed to do with my life. i expected that the work i did would speak for itself, and i was not disappointed. i wanted to ask you about how much do you think transgender people rely on mental health services within the us military? it's a crucial part of any trans person's transition, to go through some sort of mental health. most of us do it. in the military, it's a required part of transition. you have to get a doctor to signoff on your psychological state before you can actually go through transition. so it is crucial. it's notjust critical for people going through transition actively, but also for people who have post transition needs, including

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i am duncan golestani. our top stories: a new wave of arrivals from north africa — italy warns the influx of migrants is unsustainable, as european ministers meet for crisis talks. iraqi special forces recapture more territory from so—called islamic state, but thousands of civilians remain trapped in mosul. president trump is accused of inciting violence against the media after he tweets a spoof video of himself wrestling. and the milestone stephen hawking thought he would never reach — 75th birthday celebrations for the physicist who transcended disability to become a science legend. hello. french, german and italian interior ministers have been holding talks with senior eu officials, in paris, to work out a joint strategy for dealing with italy's growing migrant crisis. so far this year, more than 83,000 people have been rescued in the mediterranean, and taken to italy, while attempting to cross from libya. that's up almost 20% on last year. a source close to the talks told the afp news agency that the me

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france. let's get more on our top story.ise announcement that he's banning transgender people from serving in the us military in any capacity. emily crose is a former us army civilian employee who served with us intelligence agencies. welcome to the programme and thank you forjoining us. you are transgender and you work for the us army. what is in your direction after donald trump's ban announcement? there are going to be announcement? there are going to be a lot of families devastated by this. it is very troubling to see people discriminated in this way and it is hard to see policy like this. why it do you think he is doing this? i honestly could not speculate on what would cause of this to happen at this time. what did you think when he said transgender people were a burden on the military and talked about the medical cost. top read through your experience.” would say that anyone who contributes to the military should absolutely not be qualified as a burden by anybody, inside or outside the military structure. personally,

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in southern france.nd vans will be banned in the uk from 2040 in a bid to tackle air pollution. the government announced the move today which follows in the footsteps of france who will prohibit them by 20110, india which will phase them out by 2030, and norway's with an ambitious target of 2025. it's all part of the fight against air pollution. our environment analyst roger harrabin has the story air pollution is linked to 40,000 premature deaths a year. the government was ordered by the court to publish a full strategy to clean up the air this month. the biggest problem is toxic n02 emissions from diesel vehicles. i go down the gym every day of the week, but i would not dream of running down here. people tell me it is bad. i accept that. but there is nothing i can do about it personally. there is data coming out showing the effect on respiratory health, mortalities, in newspapers all the time. so massively concerned. electric vehicles are seen as the long—term solution. the government confirmed today i

freelance crime reporter duncan campbell has been following this story for years.f this case is whether the interests of the british intelligence services were prioritised over wang yam's right to afair prioritised over wang yam's right to a fair trial. the official reason for holding the trial in secret was for holding the trial in secret was for national security. the real reason i think was to avoid embarrassment. mi6 were embarrassed that they had in working with somebody who was a little bit rackety and as far as they were concerned could possibly have been involved in crime and even in murder. years after wang yam was found guilty, a new witness came forward. we wrote an article in the guardian in early 2014 and a couple of days after it appeared i got this e—mail. dear duncan, i read your article today with interest. i lived article today with interest. i lived a few doors down from this back in 2006. the following february, after wang yam was already arrested, i opened the door to find a man with a knife going to outpost. what i am amazed by it the fact tha

duncan kennedy reports.ns of families have made their summer holidays. long, wide, safe. a place where happy memories are created. but for kobi saththiyanathan, his brother ken, nitharsan ravi, inthushan sriska ntharasa, and gurusha nth srithavarajah, it became a place of danger and death. tonight the men's families rejected the coroner's findings that lifegaurds would not have saved them. their anger, matched by their anguish. they didn't make any attempt to find those boys. they didn't make any attempt. my brother was there for six hours. and even then my brother was found by the public. even all the other boys were found by the public, not by the staff. the families also said rother council, which runs camber sands, had been wrong to suggest people from ethnic minorities were not good swimmers. that's why we're fighting, to change something. not for us, because my son will never come back to us. saththiya natnan, the father of the two brothers, kobi and ken, who died, said his children were being blamed f

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in winchester. russia's resident put in during the 620 summit earlier this year in germany. the meeting was thought to take about an hour and barely publicised up until now, happened after the formal bilateral talks between the two leaders. more on that at any time on the bbc website. hello, there. i've got the thunderstorm glow behind me, because huge thunderstorms broke out across the south of the uk during the latter part of tuesday. but that was after quite a glorious day on tuesday afternoon. plenty of sunshine up and down the uk, and pretty decent temperatures. 26—28 celsius was tuesday afternoon's high. there was lots of sunshine across the north, a little bit hazier in the south, and then thunderstorms broke out, initially across the south—west of england, and then spreading into southern and south—eastern counties. torrential downpours, flash—floods reported, and also strong, gusty winds and very large hail. so there is likely to be further disruption for more showers and thunderstorms duri

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duncan: i recognize mr. kelly from pennsylvania for 10 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kelly: mr. speaker, i rise today in strong support of h.r. 2210. this bill will designate the community living center in high hometown as the sergeant joseph george kusick living center. i want you to understand something and if we could look for a minute outside the people's house and who we are as a people, this is a young guy 22 years old. at the very beginning of his life, at a time when most of us are looking forward to so many great things happening to us, he put himself in harm's way. now when you think of what sergeant kusick did, it is incredible that this young man on a hillside in vietnam under heavy fire and being seriously wounded himself, they are saying, sergeant get you on the helicopter. he said no, because if i leave, my comrades cannot be saved. what an incredible place to put yourself. a 22-year-old, who just a couple of years earlier was in butler, pennsylvania enjoying life and putting the welfare of other