dunn -- mr. allen: thank you, dr. dunn. and thank you for your work here this evening to bring attention to something that is critical for not only our great citizens in florida, north florida, but of course we heard about north carolina, nebraska. and of course we've been waiting since last october in georgia. you've heard about the devastation from hurricane michael. it left a tremendous trail of destruction. it was category 3 storm that reached my district with winds over 100 miles per hour. we lost trees, power lines, crops, poultry houses and much more. while traveling the district, i was able to see firsthand the heart-wrenching wreckage that hurricane michael left behind. and it's still there to this day. nearly six months later. many of my farmers in my district are struggling to survive. i mean, we had cotton on the ground, probably the best harvest we were going to have in a long time, gone. in addition to hurricane michael, the also important to highlight the need for assistance we've been working to secure our o

do not go on the dunn barton bridge.ve more coming up. >> emily, thank you. >>> the deadly storm system that caused damage is gone, but forecasters say more severe weather is on the way from ohio to pennsylvania. the damage structures across several states leaving dozens of homes destroyed. seconds of a south also picking up the pieces this morning. and forecasters say another potent storm is expected to arrive in the central plains this week with a threat of more tornados. >> you don't have a basement, you got to get low. i can guarantee you if we were still upstairs, we wouldn't be here today. >> the storms knocked out power for a quarter of virginia. >>> california wineries are feeling the effects of tariffs -- it reduced salesrnia in china, the fastest growing wine market and a report found u.s. wine exports to china fell nearly 25% last year. wine exports as a whole fell 5%, their lowest levels since 2012. california wines make up 90% of u.s. wine exports by volumes. >>> the cost of gas may start falling across the

dunn. one minute remaining. here's maroon. tarasenko in front. away by bozak. pt alive by dunn. penalty time winding down.se tarao with the puck. now for thomas, he shoots, it's blocked byjanmark. the penalty is over. now six on five advantage,coown to 40 ses. and lindell over to play the puck. and the net knocked off behind bishop. 36 seconds remaining. the stars are leading the blues, 3-2. >> pierre: st. louis is going to call a time-out here, kenny and a.j. you want to winad on the ro? there's got to be a high grit factor. for the dallas stars it is for blocking. a really good job getting into the lane by janmark.he 's another one down low, great shot block by lindell. just the starsave played a ntastic road game here in game number o. a.j., you can definitely sense there's far more urgency and willingness and sacrifice than in game when. >> a.j.: for the st. louis blues, they have tfind somebo in the back door. they have the extra player out there.e therwere so many blue jerseys mt there. just got to try toove the goalie laterally. get theresence there and get out of the bac

monopoly so they a lot of question marks around it why at this point you can't really say who re mr dunn go to really is going to pan out with this plan but rather at this point it's a huge gamble nobody now knows if it is going to work out what about locals what of a think about it because surely they'd be rejoicing about the fact that they'll be lots of jobs we're talking about the biggest of its kind in the world. a lot of people that i have met on this construction site are rejoicing already there are about seven thousand of them right now at this at this construction sites while booking in low and medium skilled positions access once again points out and also according to all research well if you found out that all these jobs are going to vanish once and should this oil refinery be completed in fact as we're talking right now hundreds of jobs hundreds of people are being traded outside of nigeria for highly skilled positions like engineering and technical jobs so that's what's going to be the be the emphasis upon and not on the low and medium scale jobs and then of course they also

dunn. thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to advocate support of sdast assistance package from recent floods, storms, fires. last month my district and home state of nebraska was hit by devastating flooding destroying more than 2,000 homes. 340 businesses. taking several lives. making it the worst natural disaster to hit our state in 152-year history. main families and communities have been severely impacted. for several days in march the only way in and out of valley and waterloo, two towns in my district, was either by boat or helicopter. next door to our district, 60 structures were damaged. the economic impact has been severe. it will hurt the state of nebraska for years to come. according to estimates revealed, the cost of the damage will surpass $1.3 billion to $1.4 billion. this includes $449 million in damaged roads, levees and other infrastructure. currently 200 miles of nebraska roads are in need of repair. what once was a short drive of minutes and some cases may now take hours stretching everyday comm

think you would think of if you look at this project and this is also the pledge that was made by mr dunn go to before he started this project to make nigeria independent of oil imports but at this point today it's completely unclear when this project is actually going to be finished according to mr dunn go to end of next year according to experts they point out this refinery is going to be so big it may take many many years and even then it is very much unclear at this point how the government is actually going to react to it because at this point the oil business unit has not only a very delicate but also unfortunately a very duty business a lot of people benefit from the state control from the wrong group all of the country on the oil exports and the question is whether these people really want to transfer such an important industry into the hands of one company or one man and eventually actually make it a monopoly so there are a lot of question marks around it why at this point you can't really say who ray go to really is going to pan out with this plan but rather at this point it's a

not a person except for a few on the dunn barton bridge. if the dunn barton bridge is in you're commute, you're looking good. we're tracking trouble spots and they're not causing major delays, but there's several trouble spots. southbound 101 at gastonia, there's a car fire. fire is on scene. we are tracking that. this is a new accident that just popped up in the last 15 minutes. it says emergency construction, but it's a spin out. northbound 280 at 880. one lane is blocked there in the south bay. so far not too many people on the roadway, so it doesn't seem to be causing backups yet. we're seeing a slowdown coming out of the tracy trngle through thaltamont pass. andthe richmond san raphael bridge, we saw a slowdown and they opened up the lanes back up. on and off lane closures in the westbound direction until 6:00 this morning. thanks to emergency construction on that bridge. we might see a few closures in the eastbound direction, but most of the work is being done in the westbound direction. you can see everything now finally moving strai

brooks and dunn. midland.bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- timothy olyphant, fashion icon, diane von furstenberg, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. attorney general william barr testified before the house appropriations committee for the first time since he released his four-page summary of the muller report.

elizabeth dunn, thank you for giving us a detectible boost. thank you.ast three days watching every movie in the superheroes series before last night's highly anticipated premiere of >>> before "aven: en >>> before avengers endgame premiered to fans across the country last night, 12 theaters screened all 21 marvel movies that came before it. vladimir duthiers went to one of those theaters here in new york city. good morning to you. >> good morning. the crowd of fans that i joined were happy to pay $135 to sit in a dark t lasting 56 hours. it all culminated in the premiere of the final film in the marvel cinematic universe. >> enjoy. >> reporter: brooklyn's alamo draft house was one of a dozen theaters in north america to screen every movie in ml cinematic universe. >> it is like going to woodstock for marvel. >> reporter: a 22 movie marathon that brought richey up from florida. >> 22 movies in three days, an experience and a half and i get to bring my nephew. >> reporter: what did you think when he said, mom, we're going to sit through three days practic

we do have the wind advisory in effect for the san mateo and the dunn barton bridges. just the two bridges so you might feel a little shaking as you cross the span, but the other bridges are looking good. ancc on eastbound 37 causing a backup. it's at noble road in the center divide. not causing too much of a traffic backup. a little slow coming through the altamont pass, but no reds. light for you and the speeds updated. you're going to get down to 19 miles an hour as you come through the altamont pass. looking good in the green once you get to the 586 -- construction on the richmond, san mateo bridge, but that looks good too. >>> i'm christen ayers at the news desk following the suspect that shot two brothers in oakley around 8:00. one of the brothers, a 21-year-old shot in the chest and he had to undergo surgery, but expected to live. the other is a 19-year-old. he was shot two times in the leg. he is also expected to be okay. authorities still looking for the person who shot them. they don't have a lot of information on what this person looks like or what he was we

prince harry's superfan daphne dunne from australia has died aged 99.hday card from prince harry and his wife, meghan. she met him on all of his trips to the country and said she had a very special relationship with the prince. in the small asian nation of brunei, they have just made gay sex punishable by death. it became the first country in the region to adopt sharia law despite widespread condemnation. the united nations has called the punishments "cruel and inhumane" and celebrities like george clooney and eltonjohn are calling for a boycott of hotels owned by the country. a statement from the office of brunei's prime minister justifies the new laws, it reads... and sharia law... chiara sangiorgio from amnesty international is a critic of the new law. she joined me a short time ago. we at amnesty international are gravely concerned about the coming into force of this new penal code in brunei. just to give you two examples, on one hand we see the cruel punishments that you mentioned, amputation, flogging and stoning to death being illegal punishment

one of prince harry's biggests fans in australia, 99—year—old daphne dunne, has passed away.ad "a very special friendship" with the prince. and the top story in the uk.

tom dunn, job done, 17-0 the the forwards.t man to show up. danny cipriani the 1a such occasion, so good he can without looking. closer still in more orthodox fashion. is this war on tom seabrook got a chance to show off his dancing down the wing to push gloucester ahead for the first time ina gloucester ahead for the first time in a match. withjust gloucester ahead for the first time in a match. with just a gloucester ahead for the first time in a match. withjust a point in it, the penalty put enough distance to keep bath behind for the remainder. i result then that brings gloucester‘s big day ever closer, they could be assured of a play—off spot tomorrow night. elsewhere today, worcester eased their relegation fears with a bonus—point 39—17 win over sale sharks. northampton saints earned a late 20 points to 19 victory at harlequins. bristol against saracens is just under way, and it's currently 111—13 to saracens. tommy seymour one of five different tri- tommy seymour one of five different tri— stories for the warriors, they

we're keeping a close eye the dunn barton bridge.s are closed and hard closing the eastbound direction. it is also slow going in the westbound direction. you can reroute over the san mateo bridge or down 101 and 237. san mateo bridge looking good in the eastbound direction. your best bet. westbound, the commute direction is looking a little slow. daren. >>> taking a look at the headlines. emily, the first part says isolated a.m. showers and it has been misting on 17 through the santa cruz mountains and that's it. don't expect more rain than that. breezy as we're on the back edge of the storm and a big warmup sets up for later in the week. and you can see that in the 7-day forecast. mid 80s inland thursday. low to mid 70s across the bay and at the coast. ♪ ♪ >>> love day in some parts of the world, not so lovely in france. i can't stop thinking about that city today. we welcome you back to "cbs this morning." three things you should know this morning. house democrats have subpoenaed financial institutions as part of the investigations

loyalty of the customers will still be there and i think as we continue to service of that with the dunns the coke compensation part and i think is what you're implying is a very important one because. their aircraft before have been grounded around the world six hundred fifty plus have been grounded so boys will be expected to compensate these are analyzed aircraft actually particularly were brand new they're still under warranty so i would expect buoying to compensate ethiopian allies not only for the plane that crashed but for the grounding and for lost revenue so there is i think. a financial support that i expect to come he's opened our lives down the wrote ok so many many that are aviation experts coming to us from. thank you thank you for the next story is in mauritania way activists are fighting to postulate just nation to punish gender based violence more severely but in this conservative nation where criminal law is derived from sharia law the topic divides society and politicians like the legislation has already been rejected twice in parliament. has lived through a mother's wo

and rae dunn is currently collaborating on a stationary line and home and office furnitu furniture. >well. i love her work, the fact that it's imperfect. speaking of whether, the weather is imperfect? i was prepared for that. >> it's perfectly windy. let's put it that way. here's a look at our wind advisory. especially coastal areas. we can create wind gusts from 25 to 5 miles an hour. it can be blown around. overnight lowed will be in thehe coast. high temperatures tomorrow in the low to mid-70s. as yu look ahead, this is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have sunny anded my and dry conditions through saturday. a cooldown will occur. temperatures will rebound quickly. the wind gusts we have now will finally taper off toward the end of the week and then we've got clouds coming in with a cooldown sunday and mon. there's your imperfect forecast. >> fabulous. thank you, spencer. >> well done. perfectly done. >>> some new changes coming to your facebook feed. how they're helping to hide some of those bad memories. >> tired of a commute shshow me homecoming. baby sloth videos on yo

brian: not crystal dunn. you are known as versatile. and cons to being thrown all over the pitch. but i think for me it's built my identity and it's fun. i get to play every day. brian: you play every time you come off the bench. you are two to run favorites to repeat as world cup champions while the men struggle to qualify the women are supposed to win the world cup every year. you have been the best or among the best for about 30 years. >> yes. brian: are you thinking now? >> i think our chances are great. i think for us it's taking one game at a time. the torment is long. people don't realize it's a whole month long tournament. you know. you have to take it in stride and focus on the things in front of you. brian: 20 years ago the cover of "time" magazine every magazine was brandi chastain scoring the penalty kick in front of 100,000 people at the ros rose bowl. where were you? >> i was a kid. i'm sad to say i actually didn't watch the game. what i did notice after that game ended there were pictures and posters posted everywhere. th

one of prince harry's biggests fans in australia, 99—year—old daphne dunne, has passed away. died just days after getting a birthday card from harry and his wife meghan. she said she'd had "a very special friendship" with the prince. and the top story in the uk. a man has been stabbed in north london near where four people were injured in apparently random knife attacks over the weekend. the victim — who's in his 30s — is critically injured in hospital. a man has been arrested. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. trade war. the us and china resume talks as the wto says a conflict will hit global economic growth. imdb will hit global economic growth. 1mdb scandal. the corruption trial of former malaysia and prime minister najib razak starts today. good morning, asia. hello, world. it's wednesday, welcome to asia business report. the start off with the ongoing us— china trade dispute. negotiations aimed at ending the dispute are set to get under way again later this wednesday. the talks in washington between the us and china, against a backdrop of a war

. >>> traffic nightmare for drivers crossing the dunn barton bridge. chopper 5 was overhead as all eastbound lanes were blocked for three hours. police had to block off the entrance to the bridge as they cleared out the area. a tow truck moved in and all lanes reopened and the crash happened at 5:30 west of thornton avenue and the toll plaza. >>> it could be a sad day for the -- cousins got injured in last night's loss to the l.a. clippers and the recovery time is unclear at this point. this comes after he's spent 12 monthsfr a torn achillis. the clippers -- game 3 is set for thursday at staple center. we'll have more on this -- >>> the venue's board of director voted to stop hosting them. jackie ward on the heated debate leading up to today's vote. >>reporter: there's been a grassroots effort to sway the board to get rid of gun shows since last spring. today that item was on the agenda. [applause] >> i think we're part of a movement. we're going to end gun shows everywhere on state property in california. >> ruth has led the charge since last year. sh

let's take a look at the tweet that i mentioned from tom newton dunn, because the pressure on the leaderon the shadow cabinet now. the imploding of the cabinet is something that has been predicted many times over the course of last couple of years. do you feel that this on the edge is true or is ita that this on the edge is true or is it a negotiating position?” that this on the edge is true or is it a negotiating position? i think it's definitely true. i spoke to a minister today who said if it's looking like a long extension and thus having to put cabinets in the mep elections, he will walk. it is true. —— the candidates in the nep elections. it is the scale. not too dissimilar to what we have seen before last year. i put this to an mp recently, a tory mp, and he said, let them walk. we are going to have to leave it here. jack and anna, thank you so much. come back in half an hour's time. for now, that is it for the papers. good evening for so we got some turbulence guidelines today, hail, showers, thunder and lightning. sleet and snow. significant snow at that. with more showers to co

it who who don it a who ne it a who dunn it ur north korean suspects fled malaysia after the killingkim. confirmed cholera ca mozambique surged today to more ntan 1,000, with one confirmed death, after last s tropical cyclone. health workers are rushing to contain the outbreak in beira. the port city was left in ruins by the storm. cholera spreads quickly through contaminated water and food. back in this country, the 2020 u.s. census begins one year from today, and president trump has joined the fray over adding a question about citizenship. on twitter today, he said the survey "would be meaningless" without asking whether someone is a u.s. citizen. opponents of the move say it would deter non-citizens from taking part. the issue is now before the u.s. supreme court. and, on wall reet, upbeat data on u.s. and chinese manufacturing got the 2nd off to a strong start. the dow jones industrial average soared 329 points to close at 26,258. the nasdaq rose 99 points, and the s&p 500 added 32. still to come on the newshour: ra the president threatens to cut aid to hon we look at the harsh c

they say jackie horton wilson picked up a dunn couple at an airbnb and dropped them off at sfo. they say wilson returned to the home and tried to break in. a security alarm went off. he went to another home a few blocks away, homeowners say he stole precious items. >> they're from my grandmother, if it was something to him to pawn off, to me it's a memory of my grandmother. >> the san mateo police say they used information from the uber app to track down wilson the couple is working with police to try to get their belongings back. uber has not returned our clsco >>> alameda will decide the fate of a government building on the former naval air station into a wellness center. it includes 90 units of senior housing and a homeless rehab facility. measure b locks that development. the location is near a popular beach, which opponents say is the wrong spot for the center. >>> also in the east bay, teachers in fremont will soon be getting a raise. the fremont unified school district and teacher's union say they've reached a tentative agreement on a new three-year contract. it includes

just a few and the dunn barton bridge. >>> it was the california state junior champion at 16. five years later he won the u.s. amitor and he's leading the masters. tiger had his name at the top of the leader board and tied him for the lead at the time. and woods finished with a 270 and tied for 11th place. he comes within inches on a par three and nicholson birdied five of his last seven holes and he's one off the league. bryson birdied his final four holes nearly had an eagle on 18, but the ball hit the pole and stopped. tying him for the league with 3 time-major winner brooks. >>> the giants had their home opener. and joey bart, three hits and three rbi and a 400 foot home run. he might not be in san jose for long. don't know what the sky is eating, but he got every last crumb. against colorado, jeff samarcho, 7 shut out innings and struck out 7, but did he get a run support. yes, he got one run from kevin. his third of the week. the only run of the game and the giants win 1-0. how about this coolunlady watchg the -- she got to see oakland go deep by chris davis who has 9 ho

fans looked on with all their side got off to the better start twelve minutes in kevin dunn so rushed in a corner kick one nil for. the source signed for leverkusen coach peter boss who has his own champions league ambitions but his boys came back with a vengeance demonstrating their hopes were still alive kevin form and equalized with a hammer of a shot. and then set up can have outs to take the two one lead in the second half. billion pounds free kick was cleaned up by you know time ta three one. thanks again to fall and perhaps put the game to bed at four one. leverkusen space will depend on next week's game against fellow european contenders frankfurt. the chairman team still playing internationally frank like he found it hard to focus on leave. she gets to counter they face chelsea in the europa league semi final selfless day this weekend they looked worn out. understandable given they played more matches than most but frankfurt's distinctive attractive football was nowhere in sight we would have loved to see and say ray beach school here. or here. but alas there were no beautifu

germans created these botanical gardens nearby the national museum a partner of the home board bob dunn zinnia. there over ten thousand artifacts from former german east africa still stored in berlin alone. it was a shock knowing that they have a lot of court actions that belong to the company or the former chairman clinton your question but. these elections were not on display they were closed by this storage so no one knew where that the from the nia knew or the germans knew . the university of dar es salaam also help to determine the origins and meanings of what was found a difficult process. and that's most of these objects quite difficult. to maintain that it is imperative it will inform the ship about them to buy a. third or for those. lies an hour and a half north of dar es salaam it was the capital of former german east africa between eighteen eighty five and nineteen eighteen the dream of the german empire of b. . the colonial power finally came true. for tanzania it was a nightmare. this is where they hang those who dared to rebel against forced labor inflated taxes corporal p

from m i can see and company you know mr dunne you took the form of violence minister mr abramovich arose and he's doing in the form of economics meanest that southerly they joint mr zillions just team and the mr selenski it has a go at some chances we would have seen their united states give actually given a blessing to his candidacy a when zelinsky mad to way that u.s. negotiator or now on civil war in ukraine when he met. promised to volcker you know kotoko the u.s. . bushido on ukraine and when he mad they ukrainian ambassador sorry the american ambassador in ukraine marriage of and of egypt meant that the united states kind of indorsed he's possible victory you know mr selenski it's possible victory for russia maybe it will be easier to talk to mr zielinski because mr selenski is not a shame to speak russian in public please note that in your report that your shoulder tried before our discussion they ukrainian citizens who are on syrian your reporter's question you know when they didn't speak english they spoke russian you know russian is very widespread in ukraine so far shingles la

enough that's going on dunn says the view from the driver's seat is nice and high typical for s.u.v.s and visibility up front is good steering is light and direct and suspension is more comfortable than stiff but it's stiff and have to keep the scout from listing in curves all in all it makes a good impression. two engines are not for. the model a two liter diesel or a one point five liter gasoline powered version both put out one hundred ten kilowatts of power the scow takes nine point three seconds to go from zero to one hundred kilometers an hour. the bare bones version concer on thirty six thousand euros younes test car with wants of extras would go for over forty seven thousand five hundred euros and i thought i'd go on says all wheel drive is standard for the model which is only right in a car supposedly made for off roading but it only kicks in when the front wheels start losing traction otherwise the scout runs on front wheel drive to save fuel when off road mode is turned on he says the car react more slowly when he hits the gas and off roading assist programs are activated t

so dunn's former president or model bashir is reported to have been moved from house arrest to a maximum security prison. protesters on khartoum streets welcomed the news. but then the months go much further we are so much happy to hear that the president has been to prison. what we really want to see we want the president to be in prison but not only him actually but the whole regime what he would have been brought to the. breeze and it would be out of the now we have no very. information and those people have been brought to the. prisons or wednesday the military council announced a series of measures including b.r.s. to fight bashir best. along with a number of other high and i can officially of the former regime is difficult but the council's spokesman hasn't confirmed that the when abouts of the depots to president elect the. arrests are underway of symbols of the i stood regime in addition to others who are believed to be linked to corruption cases the most prominent of those who have been placed in custody until nine or the brothers of the former head of this corrupt regime abdull

you know mason dunn can change through the change that's. a lot of balls for him to use drug building if he's just. ok are poignant. enough to sound familiar. so i'm very concerned only. to ask you please. thank. you. would you tell me the time to meet with unit manager sununu meetings over these last five weeks in a way. we didn't have a good and litigious lutein we could the general unity which was held on in the states and. if anyone twice held on the eighteenth of february and we think it's enough that if you think this has some reason why you didn't have it usually you next month you might have just meeting hundred unit managers first. it's not every month yes it is supposed to be every month and. yes it is supposed to be every man. but then i don't have any excuse for trading fed. we work with pieces is the same as though there was so much to do over the weekend no focus on those cold we didn't learn to disappoint you it's lessons we wanted to do it's right on the other hand you didn't want to disappoint me this project is not about me

soldier lee dunn's and gave us his thoughts on the case when you come back from over there are many of your soldiers and fellow comrades were killed so you attribute it to the faith into the people so he made it came back with that kind of trait in his heart and that kind of you know. in his part and now today we live in a society in america as you know with heightened tensions around religions robbi with the christie do it you explore them just very intense around religion you have to blame a lot it is on the media and of the way that you know these countries and these people have been portrayed as the enemy of the united states while u.s. authorities have recorded a year on year increase in hate crimes since two thousand and sixteen between two thousand and sixteen and two thousand and seventeen there was a seventeen percent spike in such incidents a former marine sniper who served in iraq told us that veterans often don't get the help they need after returning from conflicts he believes that could potentially have been a factor in peoples's case. it's a big difference when you come

so dunn's former president or model bashir is reported to have been moved from house arrest to a maximum security prison there were protesters on khartoum streets welcomed the news. but their demands go much further we are so much happy to hear that the president has been moved to present what is still not sure what it will be i don't want to assume that we want the president to be in prison but not only him actually but the whole region what he would have been brought to the. brazen it would be on a day now we have no very. information and people have been brought to the. brazen . wednesday the military council announced a series of measures including vieira stuff and bashir is part of best and along with a number of other high and i can officially say of the former regime is dead but the council's spokesman hasn't confirmed that the whereabouts of the deposed president and. arrests are underway of symbols of the understood regime in addition to others who are believed to be linked to corruption cases the most prominent of those who have been placed in custody until now i are the brothe

maria arcega—dunn is a reporter from fox five san diego.poway synagogue. thank you for your time. i wanted to asked firstly whether we know more about this gunman and perhaps some of his background. let me give you a little bit of reference so you understand. we are in san diego county, and the city located about 30 miles from downtown san diego. as of now, we know one moment is that, several others injured including a young girl, the three others who we re young girl, the three others who were injured were two adult males and that young girl, they are expected to survive. the rabbi was also shot, he managed to survive but he lost several fingers during that shooting. we are learning more about the suspected shooter. he is in custody and has been identified as 19—year—old san diego man don ernest. they're shooting happened at the congregation here in poway around 1130 in the morning, officials say the suspect described asa officials say the suspect described as a white male, with an ar 15, walked into the synagogue and began shooting. about

tom dunn, job done, 17—0, the game barely 20 minutes old.uch an occasion, so good he can without looking. closer still in more orthodox fashion. is this one, tom seabrook got a chance to show off his dancing down the wing to push gloucester ahead for the first time in a match. withjust a point in it, the penalty put enough distance to keep bath behind for the remainder. it's a result then that brings gloucester‘s big day ever closer, they could be assured of a play—off spot tomorrow night. worchester eased their relegation fears with a victory and a big win for relegation threatened bristol sab the reigning champions saracens 23-21. defending champions saracens are into the final of the women's premier 15s. they beat wasps 31—12 in the allianz arena. they'll meet either harlequins or loughborough lightning for the title in a fortnight‘s time at franklin's gardens. those two sides play their semi—final tomorrow. glasgow warriors claimed a rare victory over leinster in dublin to take a big step towards to securing a home pro14 semifinal. tommy

today he has offered to show me a two called showdown. joe dunne specifically tells me what devices aret. what that tells me is that there is pa rt what that tells me is that there is part of my attack service, that is out there and it probably shouldn't be out there it helps me then prioritise where i am expose and reduce risk. we are searching for these. individual bits of kit that controlled the big industrial systems. they are called programmable logic controllers and if you are running a water plant, power station, factory, for example, you don't want to just anyone fiddling with them. we know there is 110w fiddling with them. we know there is now 6000 of these connected to the internet. this is real time stafylid is real internet. this is real time stafylidis real time they should never be connected to the open internet like that. there are over 5000. this is a list of the countries where they are located. and so the power of the tool is the ability to click down. there is nearly 1000 of these in germany. so let's pull that up. what this will start to do is give us more informatio

the world is not supplied with iran's oil for two months the global economy will be in trouble and dunn doubted lead the u.s. wouldn't be able to make up for the losses what's more a commander of the islamic revolutionary guard corps warned that the eye or g.c. would block the strait of hormuz if you ron is prevented from using it to trade oil with other countries just twenty one miles wide at its narrowest point a third of the world's oil that moves by sea passes through it every day most of the crude oil not only from iran but also from saudi arabia the united arab emirates kuwait and iraq passes through the strait of hormuz the u.s. navy's fifth fleet is based in nearby by train and is tasked with protecting allied commercial ships in the region needless to say its closure could spark a military confrontation well the u.s. and its close allies are on board other regional and global powers are pushing back turkish foreign minister. who said the u.s. decision will not serve regional peace and stability it will harm iranian people turkey rejects unilateral sanctions and impositions on h

so dunn's former president ahmadabad she it is reported to have been moved from house arrest to a maximum security prison there were protesters on cartoons three pts welcomed the news. but then the months go much further we are so much happy to hear that the president has been moved to present what is still not sure what it would be i don't want to see that we want the president to be in prison but not only him actually but the whole region what he would have been brought to the. brazen it would be on a deal now we have no very. information and he would have been brought to the. prisons or wednesday the military council announced a series of measures including vieira stuff and bashir has bought his best and along with a number of other high and i can officials of the former regime it's difficult but the council's spokesman hasn't confirmed that the when abouts of the defoe's to president and at the top arrests are underway of symbols of the i stood regime in addition to others who are believed to be linked to corruption cases the most prominent of those who have been placed in custody unt

one of prince harry's biggest fans in australia, 99—year—old daphne dunne, has passed away.st days after getting a birthday card from harry and his wife, meghan. she said she'd had "a very special friendship" with the prince. you're up to date. stay with us. now on bbc news, stephen sackur talks to the writer angie thomas on hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. when it comes to issues of race and racism, the gap between america's promise of equality and the reality of entrenched inequality seems depressingly wide. generations of black americans have made efforts to change that — so made efforts to change that — so how far have they got? my my guest today is angie thomas, a writer whose first novel electrified america with its unflinching betrayal of a teenage girl confronting police violence, inner—city gang culture, and a society rooted in discrimination. can hope win out over fear and hate? angie thomas, a warm welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me. your books have been described as fiction for young adults. i mean you area fiction for young adults. i

. >> yeah, i would have to agree. ( laughter ) both kevin dunn and i arrived at the character, kevinthing really special happening here. >> stephen: mm-hmm. but, as it progressed and the vulgarity level rose -- >> stephen: you've said some words that i don't even know. have there been things that are too -- too tough even for "veep"? >> no, nothing has been out of reach. anythingent. ( laughter ) i mean, you know, there's examples, the hall of fame quote to me of insults was salina addressing jonah as jolly green ( bleep ) face. >> stephen: we can say that on cbs, right? that's not a problem... ( laughter ) >> another one i liked was her also calling him long tall sally. >> stephen: mm-hmm. and then ben referred to him -- well, i probably couldn't even say that if it's bleeped. >> stephen: what? would i say it or whisper it? >> stephen: whisper it in my ear. you can't. ( laughter ) >> i didn't think you could. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i mean, i think that might have ended my show if you had said that. thank you for your discretion, gary cole. >> even bleeped. >> stephen: yes. now, ke

happened we were granted permission to travel by train to north korea via china and the border town of dunn. we find a country where time appears to have stood still a country that has been largely cut off from the outside world since one thousand nine hundred fifty three. every inch of arable land is farmed. everything serves to feed the nation. for seven hours the fields rolled by to this day still farmed using only hand tools and manual labor. most of north korea's nuclear power plants are located in this region. takes us close to three year rainy a mines a number of underground facilities and also the new nuclear research center which went operational in one thousand nine hundred sixty five with the help of the soviet union it is the heart of the country's nuclear program. our escorts await us in the capital pyongyang. we're now entering a world reserved for the privileged section of the population. these streets and boulevards serve three million residents ten percent of the population the most loyal supporters of the regime a special permit is required to enter the city our two guides

the creator of chinese reform, dunn show ping, had an expression, bide -- hide your capabilities, bideour time. basically, lie low while you're getting stronger. and he also, the second pillar of his approach was to have, to prevent the rise of another mao ever again. and so the structures that he created -- term limits for the president, age limits for the members of the standing politboro and others -- were intended to prevent that from happening. and it was sustained up until xi came along. in the first case what xi has done is go out there and say, hey, we've got an alternative model of governance, and our authoritarian state capitalism is the way to go. and you see these democracies are all paralyzed and can't get anything done, but look at us. and so he goes out and he brags about what they're going to do in technologies in 2025 and china 2050 and asserting china's military role in the south china sea and things like that, that have, frankly, alarmed almost everybody. and the second piece of it was was getting rid of all of those limits that were put in in terms of leadership, ma

anita dunn was the communications director for obama.efuse to allow docs to participate in very important conference calls having to do with ben benghazi, ci briefings having to do with benghazi. they know where their bread is buttered. they are lackeys for the obama administration. fox news didn't sing from the sheet music, so they were targeted by the obama administration. they also spied on the associated press because there was a leak that they were not happy with. so, phones used by at least 100 reporters with the associated press were taps. the records were -- they look into the conversations. the associated press called it an unprecedented intrusion, and it was in fact. they spied on james rison at "the new york times" because he reserved a leak. phone records and other communications and so on. and at "the new york times" ," d home emails. james rosen, who you know, formerly of the fox news channel now. his parents, who live in new york. this is the obama administration, which is the heartthrob, still of -- >> tucker: i don't rem

. >> patrick dunn served as ambassador for venezuela from 2007 to 2010.ank you so much for being here. and for americans tuning in, can you just hammer home what -- why what is happening is so important there and why the u.s. is so invested in this outcome in venezuela? >> there are several reasons that i think make this particular crisis so very important to the united states. in the first instance, there is an enormous humanitarian crisis in the country. there are shortages of food, medicine, the electrical grid is collapsing and there have been shortages of water. so we have seen indications of actual hunger in the country. this is then precipitated a regional crisis with millions of venezuelans fleeing to colombia, ecuador and brazil and peru. additionally, there is this sense that internally venezuela is in the process of collapse. and there is the widely held fear that the humanitarian crisis, the human rights crisis that has been imposed by the chafistas will become more severe. >> and ambassador duddy, today we've seen the support for guaido from