a company dunn country, 20,000 people have paid $5 tojoin a group called the good country.k of themselves as a country and say they will use the money which they call tax to solve some of the world's problems like poverty and terrorism. could the idea of a virtual country take off or is this just a romantic daydream? migration, terrorism, poverty, climate change, women's rights, minority rights, language rights... the two things people most commonly associate with a country is a passport in a territory and we happen to think that territory is a nuisance, once you have territory in need an army to defend it but by definition all our citizens have somewhere to live and we do not need to provide them with anywhere else and as faras to provide them with anywhere else and as far as a passport is concerned we will issue passports and one date it may well be something you can actually travel on. the goal of the good country is to change the culture of governance worldwide. each citizen of the good country pays $5 in annual tax and that means we will have economic ha rd that means

the earl of dunn raven would buy up estes park prior to creation of rocky mountain national park. he was one of a host of elite europeans, seven or eight of them, who went on safari in the american west in the 19th century. he along with the duke alexi of russia were among the last two to do so. and the earl of dunn raven, out in the great plains northeast of denver, finished up a run through a herd of elk out on the plains from which he and his partner shot down more than 60 animals. they shot pronghorns as they were fleeing, they shot at buffalo, although they did not actually kill one on this particular hunt. they were surrounded by animals. it was this wild adventure for about five or six minutes. that's all it lasted. and then he went to the camp that night and sat down to his journal, and this is what he wrote. what he was conveying to us, he was a sensitive sort of safari hunter, who spent a lot of time in europe with painters and poets and actors. so he was more sensitive than a lot of these westerners, i think. he wrote this. "in a second, it was all gone. there was not a

officers arrested michael dunn. according to witnesses they say he c hit tld's head so hard it caused the student's head to hit a computer.ce po charged with dunn with second degree child cruelty. >>> the search is on for whoever is responsible for sprayng pain symbol of hate outside the jewish community centern northern virginia. this is what people in a the dale discovered.rv llance video captured what appears to be a man leaving the scene after committing the act overnight. >> it's sad. this place being a jewish community er, i'm catholic, who care come be together if people. what's thepoint? >> a similar incident at the jay f ci happened a year and a h ago. in this most recent case a thousand-dollar reward is being offered. >>> a million-dollar paint turn to ribbonseconds aftersomeone bought it. >> that was bizarre. >> that was bizarre. see as your home becomes more connected, you need fios, the 100% fiber-optic network. because you'll get phenomenal capacity for your tech and the most awarded network for intern

who was shoplifting who has a weapon. >> reporter: if criminal charges are filed, it's unclear if dunn would use florida's stand your ground law, which became high profile in the george zimmerman case and again in this shooting after a dispute over a parking space. >> i don't think a man has a right to shoot anybody for petty theft. >> reporter: with police saying little about their investigation, city leaders are saying even less about their colleague. >> i don't have any comment on this. >> reporter: tonight, this video may have captured more than a shoplifting case turned shooting. some say it's a clear example of stand your ground, while others call it murder. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next, as we continue tonight, the insult that has dads defending a hollywood star. >>> we're back now with dads defending james bond star daniel craig after he was shamed on social media for trading the trademark tux for a baby carrier. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: daniel craig's james bond is near perfection. and like all bonds before him, quite irresistible. but for british talk show

but as congressman dunn said, we'll do that. my greater concern is seeing pictures of the rest of the gulf coast. it's devastating knowing a lot of these mayors is pretty painful to see. >> speaking of pictures you took some of these yourself as you were out and about. what's the biggest danger now, commissioner? >> you know, the biggest thing is we wa to keep people off the roads. they truly are impassable. whether it's trees down or significant limbs and branches, we're at a point where you really can't get around. we want people to stay off the roads and let the fire and police department, other ems folks get out there. i'm sitting on my front porch. i hear the sound of generators on my front porch and very little light. it's eerie to be in the city and not have the light just about the anywhere. >> reporter: commissioner ziffer, appreciate your time. good luck to you, okaying? >> yes, sir. thank you very much. >> this hurricane far from over. rescues are already taking place. we'll talk to some of the people making that happ

dunn claims he felt threatened.he case is once again focusing attention on florida's controversial stand your ground law. >>> in business news, the restaurant industry is taking a hit. a new survey finds fewer people are eating out these days compared to a few years ago. analysts blame higher restaurant prices. they also blame the aging population saying more baby boomers are opting to eat at home. >>> a bear in boulder, colorado, had to leave home to find food and look what he did after the recent snowstorm. he skillfully managed to open the door of this car as he hunted for a snack. he eventually opened three doors before wandering off. wildlife officials are reminding people not to keep food in their cars. the bear just wanted to get some grub. >> how did he know how to open the door? >> and does he have opposing thumbs, those bears? >> he got in there though. >> yes. >>> all right, coming up, a late night marathon in the major league playoffs. >>> we talk to the nasa astronaut who survived a frightening launch m

jaclyn dunn will have a full traffic report when we come back. >> and let's take a look outside. we are looking at the bay. it is shaping up to be a very nice day and weekend. mary lee will have more of your forecast when we come back. guess who's beefing up a steak & egg breakfast burrito? this guy. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, whoops, we're all about beefing up breakfast. beefy, baby! try my new steak & egg breakfast burrito. steak & eggr breakfast burrito. loaded with prime rib steak, scrambled eggs, crispy hash browns, and melted cheese. because at jack in the box, we're all about beefing up breakfast. ...think i pulled something. try my steak & egg breakfast burrito. part of the breakfast burrito family. their tour boats collided with the giant mammals at breakwater cove and hopkins point. kpix 5's len ramirez talked to >>> a whale of a tale for a tour group in monterey bay. their tour boat hit a whale. len ramirez talked to one of the stunned passengers. >>> reporter: whale watching boats get

dunn moves to block him, then opens fire.pected of stealing a hatchet died from his wound. it's not clear if lopez was holding that hatchet when he was shot. police are investigating. so far councilman dunn has not been charged with a crime. >>> a big promise from facebook to keep fake information off its site ahead of the midterms, what the company will ban, and the big question, especially when it comes to facebook, will it actually work. >>> in the last 15 minutes or so, president trump responded to a big headline on one of his legal battles. it involves the defamation suit filed by adult film star stormy daniels. president trump misspelling her name here writing federal judge throws out stormy daniels' lawsuit versus trump. trump is entitled to full legal fees. he appears to be quoting fox news there, and then he adds, great, now i can go after horseface and her 3rd rate lawyer in the great state of texas. she will confirm the letter she signed she knows nothing about me. total con again, that tweet coming from the presid

david dunn reports.th the weather. while that didn't dampen the sri lankan supporters‘ spirits, england's dampen the sri lankan supporters‘ spirits, england‘s opener is probably did. jason roy and jos buttler stating an early intention. between them they posted a1, but three wickets including alan morgan‘s runout slowed the visitors‘ progression. they brought up 50 after being dropped four times, on 69 his luck was out. after the rain delay the hosts improved, moeen ali and later ben stokes bold, 188 was the victory target. back in the team for the first time in eight years, joe denley didn‘t hang around, two wind hits in his first three overs causing concern, then adil rashid entered claiming three wickets are the hosts were caught short. and denley finished off what his started as england secured limited overs double by 30 runs. now the focus is on the up coming test series. that‘s all the sport for now, back to you. a £1.5 billion boost for high streets will be announced by the chancellor in his budge

dunn co-owns it. just before he shot him, dunn said he tried to steal a hatchet from the store. he now faces up to life in prison if convicted. >>> now to a frightening emergency landing caught on camera. >> yeah, look at this. a plane touching down on a highway in california, and abc's marci gonzalez has more on this amazing maneuver. >> holy [ bleep ]. what the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a southern california freeway turned into a makeshift runway. >> on the 8 freeway, can you confirm -- is it a confirmed crash? >> reporter: here you see this this single engine plane landing on interstate 8 in san diego county. >> god, i hope he makes it. >> reporter: narrowly missing power lines, an overhead sign and the two cars it touched down between. >> what the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the 36-year-old student pilot attemptingland not the 25-year-old instructor then taking over the controls. >> he knew they weren't going to make it to the airport so his next course of action was to try to put it down here on the interstate. >> he kept slowly lowering so it didn't look like it was in a panic c

thousands of temporary workers because of the wea kest of temporary workers because of the weakest dunns in the uk market. the announcement today of this two—week closure at... in a fortnight —— fortnights‘ time, let's discuss it, this reflections on what the company said today? this is bad news for birmingham and for britain, what we are seeing is mounting pressures on the jewel in the crown of british manufacturing which is jaguar land rover and accommodation of two things that the government are getting wrong, the mishandling of brexit and the mishandling of the transition from diesel and this is coming to take the company at risk in the government has to get it right in the next stages. has the government overcooked concerns about diesel. yes it has, the transition from diesel absolutely but the new generation of diesel cars and others made in the other plant are low admission but because the government set the wrong tone, the public are not buying diesels and think if i buy diesels now, would it be worth anything in two or three years' time and consumer confidence has been badly de

michael dunn is now imprisoned for life with no parole. but in that we had to fight to get those convictions. we had to fight because of the implicit bias and racism and the perception those young black males were up to no good. and that's how my advocacy began. i began speaking out not only about our tragedy but all the tragedies since jordan's death that i watch happen again and again and again. these were not old tragedies of young black men. but sandy hook, pulse, all of the other tragedies that we have seen happen again and again i started asking the hard questions why were legislators not standing up why were our civic leaders? why were national clergy not talking about the senseless death happening? who is going to stand up to champion to make sure that we are safe and not in fear of being maimed or gunned down unnecessarily? that's how it all began. i became a national spokesperson for gun sense in every town for gun safety. i say that happen by default. i had never written a speech, given a remark or spoken before a large crowd. i

officers have arrested a man named charles dunn. witnesse say he hit the child's head which caused the head to hit a computer. >>> now, police have made a quick arrest in the most recent . we told you about it last night. walter bley was shot to death. investigators located the man o killing him. rodney kennar. >> bailey is the eighth person shootings in five over two weeks. one of the victims was a nine-year-old girl. d.c.olice have increased their patrol in the area. >>> one of the most popular drinks in america. but are these flavored waters all natural. what a new lawsuit c aims. >>> woman in maryland dies trapped inside her own home asb it s. >>> new messages of hate. children found >>> her home was burning down. a woman from washington couldn't get out possibly because of a special lock. it started on old palmer road. and it had double cylinder dead bolts. firefighters found the victimth wi the dead bolt in her hand. this is the third fire this year where they have found double cylinder dead bolts on the doors. >>> you know th

in a good year farmers like wayne dunn food wouldn't need to buy hay a tool they'd grow crops. and the sheep and cows would eat them straight out of the ground but drought has hit australia's east and states they say has been trucked in from a thousand kilometers away with transport that costs about two hundred fifty dollars a bale. one hay bale will feed sixty calories for a day dunford has three hundred eighty so feeding them is costing him more than ten thousand dollars a week the grind of a drip gets to you and i like you get a fifty k. or when blaring if i sold i was a really big throat and they still are afraid to stock and what windows but it gets everyone to be cranky for some reason and it tend to get out but it's just the fact that you're out there every die and. things go backwards not forwards. dunford is mixing some hay with wheat grain and compact grass silos to keep costs down but making that mix is harder work even if it is slightly cheaper across the east in australia the drought me the farmers are putting in a lot more effort and paying out a lot more money no

officers arrested michael dunn. according to witnesses, he hit the child's head so hard itde caused a s to hit their head on a computer. the child was taken to the hospal. police charged dunn with second degree child cruelty. >>> the search is w on forever is responsible for spray painting a symbol of hate outside the jewish community center in northern virginia. take a look. this is what people in annandale discovered yesterday morning. swastikas coverin the outside of the building. this is actually video of outside the building the next day we know surveillance video shs a man leaving the scene after committing the act overnight. >> it's sad. it's horrle. this place being a jewish community center, i'm catholic, who cares? like come and be together with people. what's the point of all this? >> reporter: a similar incident at the jccpe hd about a yea nafr a and a half ago. there is a $1,000 reward beingr ofin this case. >>> it's the same type of technology used at some so as to keep our skies safe. now a school is

jaclyn dunn will have your full traffic report. and a live look towards the bay bridge, you can see the "salesforce tower" a beautiful picture to start off this morning. >> you are looking live this morning at capitol hill where senators are just now getting their hands on the fbi's background investigation on supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. that could determine his fate. a procedural vote is scheduled for tomorrow. >> a bay area man who knew kavanaugh is speaking out. >>> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says only senators are going to see this report that you just referred to. democrats and republicans will take turns looking at the findings today. but democrats argue the american people deserve to see those results, as well. last week, senators called on the fbi to look into sexual misconduct accusations against brett kavanaugh. it did so the without interviewing the judge or accuser, palo alto professor christine blasey ford. the ceo of a san mateo software company and former college roommate of brett kav

like nora dunn was there. >> jimmy: nora dunn was invited and you weren't?> i don't want to discuss it. i'm hurt. >> jimmy: this would be the moment where we bring her out and really get into it. >> hi, tiff. >> jimmy: maybe she wanted you, as the director, to be at home preparing the next day's shoot. >> i think that's probably what it was. >> jimmy: yes, that is probably what it was. >> i'm over it now. >> jimmy: you also cast your brother to play your brother in the movie. >> i did. because my brother is my brother than you. >> he's six years younger than me, but my father is also in the movie. i follow the jimmy kimmel principle which is just, hire your family. much like saddam hussein, i only trust the people closest to me. >> jimmy: have you met me son? >> he was good. he took a picture with me backstage. yeah, it was a family affair. >> jimmy: what does your dad -- what part did your dad have in the movie? >> my dad's an attorney in real life so i cast him as attorney, and he -- it's all on the phone. his part is all on the phone. and he recorded it a

jaclyn dunn, of course, will get you caught up, tell you about all the hot spots and troubling spots. but mary lee has a look at the forecast as the blue angels start their practice runs today. >> we are looking at clear skies through the day. >>> just in time for the blue angels as they get ready for fleet week, they are rehearsing. let's show you first of all hi- def doppler. and you can see quieter weather. a big difference compared to the last couple of days for sure. but still tracking a few showers up through stockton, sacramento, pines. for us, dry. well, san jose, you did pick up a little bit of rain yesterday. that was a welcomed sight for sure. and that breaks the dry stretch for you in san jose picking up .03" of rain yesterday. and that means we are going to end out that dry streak in the sixth spot with 169 days without any measurable rainfall. very close to that fifth position in 1955 of 170. but very nice to see that rain the first significant rainfall of the season. temperatures in the 60s as we start off the day. your weather headlines as we go through the rest of tod

joining us now, congressman neil dunn whose districts are under evacuation orders. can i talk to you as a resident before i talk to you as a politician. >> absolutely. i am a resident. >> the govern or calls this monstrous and says the city has never seen a storm quite like this. your concerns this morning? >> he is absolutely right. this is the worst storm we have seen in our lifetimes. it is a 100 year storm. and the surge is coming up, all the way over the tampa is unprecedented. nobody has ever seen it. i don't care how hardened you are to the storms you need to be paying attention to this one. >> that storm surge, we are saying it could be anywhere between nine and 12 feet along the big bend area, maybe even in panama city. what risk does that pose to your district? >> so, this is a low lying area. the surges like that, just just huge. whole bridges get carried away with that if you don't leave before the tropical storm-force winds hit the bridges will often be closed. you haven't got anywhere to go, and then you are riding it out in your car. we need the resid

i'm comes on dunn. is right. in his. life. was known to lean on me and both. i took care of a man where a truck rolled over the mountain and crushed him. williams airworthy it was full of blood and i clawed it out with my hands and it just filled back. and then bubbles broke and there were.

congress nan dunn, thanks very much. again, we're looking at some of these drone shots, really as we get them. they give you a sense of the situation in panama city. just kind of the scope of some of the destruction. it gives you really a unique vantage point. not only from street level but a bird's-eye view as winds have died down there. it's only really now that the scope of destruction is coming into focus. obviously, darkness has come there. for crews, it's going to be particularly difficult with downed power lines, water still out there. and debris. just to get around. a lot of the assessment is going to have to be done once first light comes tomorrow, which is also why there's curfews in so many of these areas right now. they simply do not want people out and about, obviously for the protection of property, but really also just for the protection of life. as we often say, it's the water that kills people in these kind of events. not so much the wind. that's where the vast majorities of fatalities take place, often

well we know that this took place near the port city of dunn kirk it took place in what's described as being a cultural center called the centers are which is near that port city of dunkirk now we understand that under the cover of darkness at six am local time here in france a huge police operation went under way now it targeted the centennial also targeted the homes of twelve or the main leaders of that so-called cultural center we understand that two hundred police were involved in the operation gives you a sense of how big the scale was of that operation today and we understand eleven individuals have been detained as a result of that operation including three who are now in custody for the possession of illegally possessing firearms now we also understand that the fun's of the association which is a shia association have now been frozen for six months this is what the local prefecture in france had to say about that operation. the activities of sense result of france on the particularly close watch given its leaders clear support for several terrorist organisations and movements d

officers have abrerrested micha dunn. offirs say he hit their head so hard it caused the child to computer.head on a the child was taken to the hospital. police charged with dunn with second degree child cruelty. >>> 6:07. let's give you a live look outside. start out as we sunday. we hav claye it's time for the ross fall dress event. yeah? so you can find a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. find the perfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dress event. yes for less. as your home becomes more connected... you need fios to keep up. because fiber-optics move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds, and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. and now is the best time to switch. get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices, plus the fastest internet available, tv with up to 200 channels, phone, and a 2-year price guarantee all for just $79.99 per month with a 2-year agreeme

i fear they have not. >> congressman neal dunn of florida. congressman, our thoughts and prayers are with you. okay? stay safe. >> thank you. we'll be keeping you informed. >>> we are staying on top of hurricane michael. this is a live look from water sound, florida. we're going to check in with a man who coordinated the military relief efforts for hurricane katri katrina. we'll talk to him about how you prepare for a storm that really did gain strength so quickly. also turning energy into votes, does the democratic party have the leadership right now that it needs to capitalize on the momentum in its base? i feel happiest when i'm out enjoying my favorite things, like spending time in my garden. that's why i need a humana medicare advantage plan. many humana medicare advantage plans cover everything - from emergency care and hospitals stays, to doctor office visits, and prescription drug coverage. in fact, last year, humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $6900 on average on their prescription costs. huma

a brief time ago i spoke with ichele dunn,irector of the international endowment for peace.you think the administration is content to take the at their word? michele: well, i would note that secretary of state pompeo was in riyadh today and saw him smile with the crowned prince. there are reports he will have with him before going o tomorrow to turkey. so i have to say the way i would read it at thit is that there's going to be some attempt to establish that there is some saudi government responsibility for this killing igt that it does not go as as the crowned prince. the question is, is that credible? laura: well, indeed. there are key u.s. senators, like lindsey graham, who have saidha mohammed bin salman ises rec how much pressure does that put on the trump administration? michele: the trump administration will be under pressure because theors have already triggered the global magnitsky act. there was a former letter sent so president trump from 22 senators that requires trump to make a report to congress within 120 days about what happened here and hether there was a gr

also hired david pluff campaign manager for obama's two thousand and eight presidential run and amy dunn former communications advisor percent or ten cain and ken mehlman who directed george w. bush's two two thousand for a campaign oh that is all rash of did alright then. galad right. infection is what that is. but wait there's more soon after hiring the hack squat of facebook partner with the atlantic council an offshoot of nato the atlantic council's list of sponsors include war profiteering defense contractors agencies aligned with washington and the pentagon gulf arab tyrants major transnational corporations and such well loved philanthropic brands as carnegie rockefeller and soros. that sounds like a fun party. any time soros and the cox get together things can print thinking. let's just say the next day your cock will be store us because they know. it had to be done whether marge zuckerberg wants to run for president twenty twenty or twenty twenty four it doesn't really matter point is he's currently proving himself to the deep state who pull the strings of our puppet president ye

mr dunn brings them back to places where they need it. like subway stations john once one sees many young commuters and the subway is the hot spot for bike sharing the bike collector came to beijing from his village just a year ago he gets paid by the day for his labor in a month he can earn about six hundred euros that's about half the average wage. job where tonight in the morning is the busiest time by then everyone is in their offices the bikes are all over the place. i fill up my truck every few minutes. our rental biogs really this solution to beijing's traffic problems to find out more i take a detour in the history. district as the city modernized the old town became a symbol for backwardness for the old and the poor who lived here bicycles were a common means of transport today the charms of the old town are being rediscovered by young people and what about bikes this small shop wants to show the people of beijing that cycling can be fun customers can design their own bikes here to the i said go hot you that you can take any colo

jaclyn dunn will have your full traffic report. and a live look towards the bay bridge, you can see the "salesforce tower" a beautiful picture to start off this morning. >> you are looking live this morning at capitol hill where senators are just now getting their hands on the fbi's

lula's workers' party expects to do well here even with his replacement chairman under how dunn who stepped into the race three weeks before the election after of course bob lula from running my dad has vowed to make life better for ordinary people. that are gusting over me to the canal we have to scrap the limit chance of capturing them we spot the skull bravest man the government should invest distribute especially in micro-credit programs like me this to help get the economy back on a tree i don't know me i'm no but the bill maher. poses show how down is the only candid it was a chance of beating bush on a rope he's the cliff favorite in the favelas. bruna silva marcus's bereaved mother has her hopes pinned on her dad because if not all becomes president he said to launch a fresh crackdown on crime. drugs is the ship digital download child watch this man simply can not see elected president of brazil is there he supports police attacks on neighborhoods yes like the one that killed my son so the same could also come up oh no food again tomorrow night. that's why she supports candidates wh

paris is out of the shadow due bensky these raids took place near the northern port city in france of dunn kirk they took place on what's deemed to be a cultural association called center near dung kirk now we understand that the homes of twelve of the leaders of that so-called cultural center were targeted in these raids which started under the cover of darkness at six am local time here in france a huge operation with two hundred police officers involved and we understand that eleven individuals have been detained including three who've been placed in custody for the possession of illegal firearms well so far the prefecture in france has given this statement about that operation. the activities of sans result of france under close watch given its leaders clear support for several terrorist organizations and movements disposing ideas country to french republican values well what do we know about this center we understand that the assets of the center have been frozen for six months as a result of that operation when the stand that it was established back in two thousand and five and that

i'm comes on dunn. is right. and his. life. was oh my lean i mean both. i took care of a man when a truck rolled over the mountain and crushed him. williams airworthy it was full of blood and i clawed it out with my hands and it just filled back. and then bubbles broke and there was nothing i could do he was dead go on through that. tore me to pieces. you. worried. that some. are. are the ones. you know. the very. end in order to function in combat and you know this a rational response would be to get the hell there but we cannot be rational so we have to set aside our rational human response and then having cut all those feelings all you know your sense to it because if you don't you just start screaming that one day and the middle of it and you won't stop i went out to a track in two thousand and nine and we got bombed every thursday they went la beouf and broccoli rock rock around is more around whatever happened one night one of those rounds hit three four guys and. i think one of them survived i really remember because kind of burnt my memory with ma

really the issue here it could have been anybody could have been somebody on the left anybody that dunn on trial will put in people will be against simply because he's down on trial and he has ability to change the direction of the country and also solidifies legacy people want him to be a one term president to lift their put a lot of money a lot of resources and a lot of time into their kenny days but i don't quite understand how the money to put insider candidates is also going to impact and empower the opposite side because we see how much effort they're put into it every feigning happens whether it was a first supreme court just to put in an air bridge kavanaugh now the midterms i feel like the left the extremes a it is they feel like is the opportunity for these people to come out and express themselves or try to start shown they'll take advantage of it coming up on the program fresh violence erupts on the gaza border that story and more after this short break. me. what politicians do something. i put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be pres

in a good year farmers like wayne dunn food wouldn't need to buy a tool they'd grow crops. and the sheep and cows would eat them straight out of the ground but drought has hit australia's east and states this high has been trucked in from a thousand kilometers away with transport it costs about two hundred fifty dollars a barrel. one hay bale will feed sixty cows for a day dunford has three hundred eighty so feeding them is costing him more than ten thousand dollars a week the grind of a drought gets to you now like you get a fifty k. or when blaring if i sold i was a really big throat and they still are afraid to start. what windows but it gets everyone a bit cranky for some reason and you tend to get out but it's just the factors are at every die and. things go backwards not forwards. dunford is mixing some hay with wheat grain and compact it with grass side to keep costs down but making that mix is harder work even if it is slightly cheaper across the eastern australia the drought me the farmers the putting in a lot more effort and paying out a lot more money now the gov

for 98—year—old daphne dunn the excitement doesn‘t seem to diminish.tiful. absolutely. they were lovely. the gifts kept coming. that nursery may soon be full, as australia showed its excitement for the parents to be. hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. there has been a surge in hate crime directed at people because of their religious beliefs. new figures from the police in england and wales show an increase of 40% on the year before. it comes as the home office is considering making offences sparked by hostility to elderly people or to men a hate crime, following a review of existing laws. here‘s our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. talking about hate crime, these kids at globe primary school in east london are meeting government minister lady williams to tell her what they‘ve learnt from a course on equality and diversity. the home office is funding more projects like this as part of a new hate crime action plan. we learnt about stereotypes and we learnt not to judge people by just what they look like or just what we know about them. we should ge

in a good year farmers like wayne dunn food wouldn't need to buy a tool they'd grow crops. and the sheep and cows would eat them stripes out of the ground but drought has hit australia's east and states they say has been trucked in from a thousand kilometers away with transport that costs about two hundred fifty dollars a barrel. one hay bale will feed sixty cows for a day dunford has three hundred eighty so feeding them is costing him more than ten thousand dollars a week the grind of a drought gets to you know like you get a fifty k. or wayne blaring if i sold i was really just makes you still afraid to stock. what windows but it gets everyone to be cranky for some reason and it ain't a good administers the factors are at every die and. things go backwards not forwards. dunford is mixing some hay with wheat grain and compact it with grass side to keep costs down but making that mix is harder work even if it is slightly cheaper across the eastern australia the drought me the farmers the putting in a lot more effort and paying out a lot more money now the government part he

they need to send a signal that that that's not ok if that indeed is what has happened here michele dunne from the canadian dome and for international peace madam thank you for sharing your views with us thank you. well there's all sorts of pressure on saudi arabia right now the u.n. committee for child rights is added to the pressure urging it to immediately stop its bombing campaign against civilian targets in yemen it also wants those responsible for unlawful airstrikes during the three year war to be prosecuted. the other bit of data is that nearly twenty percent of the deaths of civilians are children so that's one in five civilian killed is a child under eighteen there's a lot of children. so you know this is why we were concerned about the airstrikes but not only the israelites i think we also mentioned to them in the dialogue the aerial and naval blockade. well the statement follows the airstrike which a school bus in august killing thousands of children the students who did survive are now back at school taking part in mourning drills and attending classes last month the saudi le

"fox & friends first" executive producer desiree dunn and fox moore. long. everybody is happy and healthy. second child big sister olivia lee. can you see her there loving on baby brother. mom, dad, baby grayson and big sister olivia whole fam doing just great. jillian: who looks like that after giving birth. congrats. petpeta waging a brandnew war o. >> it's so damn hot. ♪ >> milk was a bad choice. jillian: peta is taking it a step further ditch dairy. symbol used by white supremacists to mock minorities who are lack toast intolerant. rob: finally the ugly. don't dress up your pet chicken for halloween. cdc warning taking chickens against trick or treating because of salmonella. can you get the infection by handling live birds. if you do, this don't do it. jillian: you have been warned. have a great day. rob: so weird. >> this will be the election of the caravan, kavanaugh, law and order, tax cuts, and common sense. >> democrats hope for a blue wave appear to be fading. >> we always knew this election was going to be close. >> a lot of people talk abo

neal dunn / - r- florida: "this could be an amount of damage that we have not seen in living memory in this part of the country." (grant) while hurricane michael continues to destroy parts of florida, search and rescue teams from the bay area are prepping to (grant) while hurricane michael continues to destroy parts of florida, search and rescue teams from the bay area are prepping to head cross country. kron 4's ali reid joins us live from the newsroom .... how far along are they with prep? the team can load up and fly in a military aircraft, or drive cross country at any moment.in this case, the taskforce coordinator tells me .. if deployed ... the team will more than likely drive.we spent the last day or 2 rehabilitating these motors. they came with us to north carolina for hurricane florence and now .. california taskforce 4 is ready for their next mission.here we're putting together some of the kits that go into some of the bags, food service to be self sustainedshelves are stacked ... trailers ... ready. the fema urban search and rescue overhead team is waiting for the gread to f

very much. [ cheers and applause ] the ow we've been enjoying the performance of our champion alan dunnand he's been enjoying himself also with over $87,000 in earnings. jessica and mark, i've said this so many times to challengers on the program. it could happen to you also. let's go to work, shall we? one daily double, of course, coming up in this first round in one of these categories... ap biology... each response will have a silent "l." now i started off by saying "the ap biology." it's not. the a-p biology. all right, alan, start us. the goal of the game, $200, please. alan. what is twenty questions? you got it.

neal dunn / - r- florida: "this could be an amount of damage that we have not seen in living memory in this part of the country." (catherine) turning now to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.(ken) lawrence this storm isn't done yet. hurricane michael slammed the floriday coast as one of the strongest storms in recent memory. it continues as a powerful storm tonight bringing more flooding rains and powerful winds into georgia. the storm will move rapidly to the north east through the carolinas before moving back into the atlantic. it was mostly sunny but nice around the bay area today but cooler with highs in the 70s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. on the satellite you can see high pressure starting to build toward the west coast. it will bring warmer weather and offshore winds this weekend. highs tomorrow will be a little warmer and in the mid to upper 70s with 60s at the coast. it will be much warmer on friday and thiis weekend with some highs in the 80s. fair weather will continue into next week. (catherine) our coverage continues online. you can visit kron-4 dot com to see mo

. >>> let's get a check of your early morning commute was jacqueline dunn who has a look at those roads. >>> things are getting for drivers heading along the northbound 101 heading for the south bay. we had a crash that has been blocking at least two lanes. northbound 101. and reports of a second accident just past 280s so we have a backup that is stretching towards capital expressway. your dry time to shot into the allopathic it is just under a 30 minute ride. so you will need to give yourself some extra time if you're heading out of the door. right now, 280, 85 does both remain in a green, you shouldn't have any trouble along that stretch. when you get past that, things are looking pretty good. here is a live look at north first street. we are tracking the usual slowdowns if you are making your way along the 580. the westbound direction, a 30 minute ride. that is a check of your traffic. >>> thank you. it was a smoky day. even in the south bay and east they we had offshore winds really drawing in that smoke. he was a live look with a moderate air quality for the south bay as we go thr

this is far from a dunn deal, but getting a little closer. after years of debate and multiple setbacks, demolition day moved forward at the vallco shopping mall in cupertino. it's become an eyesore in recent years. developers say it's been a long battle. >> once we complete excavation we'll be in position to go vertical. that's when we need to make a decision which product there is. >> reporter: two proposals on the table utilized senate 35. the other proposal is a community driven plan recently approved by the city council. both include a mix of office, retail and entertainment as well as housing, and lots of it. up to nearly 3,000 units. many say that housing supply is critical. >> this looks to be a spectacular project that we could all enjoy, both in its outdoor spaces which the mall never had as well as those indoor spaces. >> reporter: traffic is a huge concern. vallco is off the stephens creek, near apple headquarters. >> traffic around cupertino is already a nightmare. when you add 10,000 more people, it's going to be a disaster. >> r