tu vida. >> erika: ¿tÚ crees?ue ahora cuando lupe denunciÓ a uno de sus haters con hombre y apellido, dejÓ claro que pesara con todo el que se atreva a ofenderlo, atenciÓn y evitense que le hagan algo asÍ vamos escucharlo. >> ahÍ aparece, ahi aparece el vato miren si miran la cara de ese amigo, como este aÑo 2020 no voy a aceptar absolutamente ningÚn comentario negativo voy a agarrar y voy a borrar las cuentas de las gentes que me pongan comentarios negativos, o sea desearle un feliz aÑo nuevo y que no tengan facebook e instagram, simplemente porque me estÁs siguiendo y si no me quieres y te caigo gordo no me sigas, asÍ es que raÚl daniel gÓmez de facebook, ahora voy a poner un reporte de que estas poniendo cosas obscenas, ofensivas, que atacan al ser humano tranquilo, y yo creo para maÑana van a borrar tu cuenta, y no vas poder desear feliz aÑo nuevo a nadie. >> wow!, lupillo. >> saudy: de esa forma, implacable estÁ lupillo. >> erika: pero sabes que estÁ bien porque uno no tiene por qÉe estar aguantando los comen

the computer brain that controls erika's functions presents a different challenge how many different programs erica run at the same time i like to think of it as one ok but it's many erika has her basic core program we call it which means consciousness in japanese and that manages all of her memory and her perception as well as her motor control and things like matching you know lip movements to her speech and things like that we have another program which allows us to script out complex hierarchical flows of sort of social interaction behaviors so kind of like flow charts that kind of tell are ok in this situation this is what you need to do then she has others programs that do perception so looking at the skeleton you know the shapes of people in the room figuring out who is where who's looking at or who's talking and fusing that data together. but in the end i think of it as just one program really erika's hardware allows her to hear and see she can track objects around the room she uses a common videogame sensor the x. box connect inside those flower pots or her ears project grou

erika: los dos grupos de migrantes ya han dirigido a fronteras diferentes a pesar que las autoridadesue presentado hoy ante la corte tras ser acusado de secuestrar a una menor. en este vÍdeo lleve el auto de rodrÍguez siguiÉndole los pasos. este testigo vio a rodrÍguez meter a charlotte a la fuerza en su vehÍculo. cuenta que la escuchÓ gritar y pedir ayuda, e inmediatamente la reconociÓ como la hija menor de sus vecinos, fue en este momento cuando llamÓ a la policÍa. la noticia desatÓ una cacerÍa humana tras activarse una alerta amber por el secuestro de la pequeÑa que se escuchÓ en todos los telÉfonos de massachusetts. seis horas despuÉs la familia celebraba la noticia de que charlotte fue encontrada sana y salva. la policÍa dice que la clave fue la ayuda de la comunidad al enviar mÚltiples mensajes diciendo que habÍan visto a la menor. >> nadie estÁ por encima de la ley, tiene que pagar por esto. porque no sÓlo le hizo daÑo a la familia, le hizo daÑo a la niÑa y a la comunidad. cronista: el hombre serÁ sometido a una evaluaciÓn psicolÓgica, no es la primera vez que es arrestado. aÑo

erika, let me start with you. >> all right. >> you could have been independent and doing unbelievable well and had accelerating growth, why this and why now. >> they had all of the things we wanted they wanted the barstool sports brand and the largest retail footprint in the united states they have a great management team and a shared vision of winning in sports bedding which is something dave thought about for a long time and we're committed to as a company. >> i think you said dave talked about for a long time and people think it is an overnight success but the truth is you've been putting out a rag for a long time. >> we've been around 17 years now, barstool sports and started as a fantasy newspaper and i handed it out outside of subway stations so we've been at it a long time. >> what did you see here because you have a 55-year-old base which is not bad. i ruin your demo but you've decided to do a -- what is kind of a radical makeover and decide to go young? >> well when pass book was over turned in may of 2018 and sports betting became a state by state legal opportunity for us, w

segun los bomberos, el incendio habria erika flores tener mÁs informaciÓn al respecto. voraz incendio se registra en un edificio de apartamentosaquÍ de la ciudad de los Ángeles dejando ocho personas lesionadas dos de ellos en condiciÓn crÍtica. de acuerdo a los bomberos, esther incendio se registrÓ a los 8:30 de la maÑanaen el sexto piso de este edificio. el fuego provocÓ la evacuación de los residentes , algunos alcanzaron a tomar algunas pertenencias y salir corriendo. en uno de los vÍdeos que circulan a travÉs de las redes sociales se observa a una personaque huÍa del fuego por la parte trasera de la estructura. ese hombre fue rescatado por los bomberos por mediode una escalera. alrededor de una hora y media los aproximadamente 50 bomberos pudieron detener el fuego. afortunadamente no hay muertos, ahorita todavÍa los bomberos se encuentran en la escena. algunos de ellos se encuentran en el sexto y el sÉptimo piso para recabar toda la evidencia posible, este siniestro todavÍa estÁ bajo investigaciÓn. Éste es el reporte que tenemos hasta el momento. borja: sin duda han

i raise three kids with my wife erika and i have been a financial advisor an ander in the community for 16 years. ainsley: why do you want to run for congress. >> frankly because we need a conservative can you believe n congress. key thing number one is immigration is massively important to us. we want to make sure that we actually fix our borders.

y francisco. * ♪ ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas familia feliz miÉrcoles, erika ¿estÁs lista?an casado. >> hace apenas un mes, se supo que serÁ parte del elenco de una pelÍcula que vuelve a trabajar y anoche publicÓ un mensaje en facebook donde con lÁgrimas en los ojos le hablÓ a su pÚblico, veamos. >> bueno, quiero darles las gracias sobre todo por sus palabras, por todo lo que han estado presentes mandandome tanto material y tantas cosas tan lindas. sÍ ha sido un aÑo un fin de aÑo difÍcil, el comienzo tambiÉn, han sido tiempos duros pero estoy con ustedes y estoy feliz, estoy con mucha paz. >> lo mejor que puede hacer es refugiarse en el trabajo y darnos mucho mÁs de sus talentos que es lo que los fanÁticos quieren ¿no? >> asÍ es que el resto del aÑo te va a ir muy bien. a otra que tendremos pronto en los escenarios es paquita la del barrio el representante anunciÓ que estÁ muy bien de salud y que de hecho ya decidiÓ retomar sus actividades artÍsticas en marzo. >> mientras tanto paquita estÁ descansando en su casa de veracruz, luego que en octubre fuera hospitalizada de urge

del mundo del entretenimiento. ♪ ♪ . >> francisco: gracias nicole, erika buenos dÍas. >> erika: muy buenosignacion por burlarse de phoenix y su labio leporino hablaba de las caracterÍsticas del actor, y se subiÓ el labio simulando el labio de phoenix. >> aunque quiso remediar enseguida su su metida de pata las redes sociales se le fueron encima con todo, sobre todo personas que nacieron con el paladar heno deudo o quienes la reprochÓ por la cruel broma * vamos a ver lo que pasÓ (informaciÓn en pantalla) ... en fin, para todos los que no sepan es una causa que es una enfermedad que le causa a muchas personas mucho dolor es supercomplicado y que no deberÍa ser objeto de broma. >> erika: pasando con otro tema la productora de la saga 007 asegurÓ que ese personaje puede ser de cualquier color, pero lo que nunca serÁ es una mujer. >> explicÓ que no se trata de tomar el papel y dÁrselo a una mujer porque segÚn ella las mujeres son mucho mÁs interesantes que eso, que lo que deberÍa pasar y lo que estÁn tratando de hacer es crear nuevos personajes femeninos fuertes y de hecho la cubana espaÑola an

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a las calles tras el movimiento telÚrico >>> mÁs adelante le traemos mas noticias ahora vamos con erikaa andrade vuelve a la carga despuÉs de anunciar el retiro de verÓnica castro >>> ahora volverÁ parece que volverÁ a trabajar >>> se confirmÓ que participarÁ en la pelÍcula mÁs de mil palabras en donde compartirÁ con hÉctor bonilla y verÁn cÓmo reaccionÓ. >> tÚ quÉ opinas dame tu opiniÓn es importante dame tu opiniÓn si alguien dice que se va a retirar y luego regresa >>> que estÁ jugando >>> es que yo no sÉ >>> yo di mi opiniÓn y dije, mira la mentirosa no soy yo. >> tambiÉn se puede retracto aro >>> la llama el arte >>> ok >>> pasemos a hablar de una amiga de yolanda >>> bueno, es que suenan las campanas para monserrat oliver >>> le dio el anillo de compromiso con la que lleva 6 aÑos de relaciÓn monserrat se puso de rodillas para entregarle una sortija. >> y todo este momento romÁntico fue en el rancho que tiene monserrat en san antonio texas muchas felicidades para las dos. >> mira quÉ bonito le adornÓ todo >>> quÉ bien >>> felicidades >> el cantante rafael amigos se reuniÓ con el pa

detuvieron a 81 personas. 200 lograron escapar, como erika, que se escapÓ y evitó ser detenida. >> solorenuncia de francisco garduÑo, frente al instituto nacional de migraciÓn. >> es necesario que se vaya de donde estÁ. todo, a efectos de que las polÍticas pÚblicas de ese nivel sean manejadas por gente responsable. reportero: organizaciones sociales dice que se estÁn dando deportaciones masivas y de personas que corren primeros en sus paÍses. el gobierno informÓ que solo en 10 dÍas ha retornado a 2000 recintos inmigrantes. enrique: ahÍ estÁ el mundo al que se referÍa tu. --trump. el ex lanzador de hermosillo, mÉxico fue asesinado junto a su hijo en veracruz. medios de prensa informan que fue secuestrado en veracruz, semanas despuÉs elvira fue rescatado ileso y detuvieron a sus presuntos captores. hacemos una pausa, al volver, la corte suprema new york exonera a un hombre que pasÓ 25 aÑos preso. volver a la cÁrcel, la polÍtica es un proceso de certificación de 165 puntos. o no lo es. es probar sistemas de seguridad avanzados. o no lo es. es una garantía estándar de millaje ilimitado. o n

performing open brain surgery while other surgeons are removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simpler procedure. it seems he has a little while longer to wait. on my wrist. if. i need to save my time in department talking to him to morrow. doing. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but very nice and very like. finally it's don't to erick's. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tiles is to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated autrey wall in the brain. using the microscope humus kathleen find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death it's a routine procedure for a neurosurgeon. patient is well i think if we could to help this man go. on like i want to think that i was interested you came along with the reason why but i did you did not watch it was going on bob these men. don't know most of them . have wars but out by month you know the end of the union mine it's not just that moment on day of the show you think when i could use the.

performing open brain surgery while of a surgeon's or removing part of the patient's skull don't erika's time for a simple of procedure. be. it seems he has a little while longer to wait and. if . i need to save my time and department talk it through tomorrow. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but very nice and very like. finally it's don't to erick's. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tiles just to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off the wall in the brain. using the microscope humus can fully find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death. it's a routine procedure for a neurosurgeon. to shoot this well i think you we do help this man. i think i might want to think that i was interesting you came along and that was why i put out to you and did not watch it was going on davi. don't know i'm not going to. have i suppose i should watch but i want it on the end of the pistol with a gun in mind it's not going to happen moment on day as the show you

performing open brain surgery while of a surgeons are removing part of the patient's skull don't erika's time for a simple of procedure. it seems he has a little while longer to wait. on my wrist if. i need to save my time intraparty my talking to him tomorrow. so i am doing down every time he says the same doing so many things at the same time but mil is nice and like. fine. it's don't to eric's time. he'll spend a few hours in this position this time is to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off free wall in the brain. using the microscope humus kathleen find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death it's a routine procedure for a neurosurgeon. patient is well i think if we could to help this man. and like him i want to paint them as intrusion you came along it was wiped out to do and did not watch it was going on bobby's. don't know most of them i want. to be doing in mind it's not just a moment andrea this year you think would die did you see him up on the very definition. of. their o

performing open brain surgery while other surgeons are removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simpler procedure. it seems he has a little while longer to wait a. moment . is. the sort of. i'm going to save my time and department talk it through tomorrow. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but it was nice and like. finally it's don't try erik's time. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tiles just to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off free wall in the brain. using the microscope humus can fully find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death. it's a routine procedure for a. patient is well i think you we to help this man go. on but i want to paint that as intrusion you came along with the reason why but i did you did not watch was going on bob these men. don't know most of the. bush but i want to get up to a good debate in mind it's not good i won't combine these very difficult i did use the. phone with us. sir. there are nume

. >> tell me about his girlfriend, erika. >> she was sweet.as looking forward to having her as a sister-in-law. >> did it seem like it was serious? >> yeah, i could tell that he really liked her. and he had expressed to me that, you know, he was thinking about getting even more serious, in terms of proposing to her. so i knew he really liked her. >> she had said then she just loved him so much, and he had told his father he loved her. >> did you think that, you know, he may propose? >> we did. we thought he was. he was talking about it. >> you know, if you looked at chris from the outside, you would see this hunky guy living in beautiful southern california who has this incredibly lucrative job, this beautiful ballet dancer with dazzling green eyes as a girlfriend. and you think, he has it all. but there were signs of stress. the company that he had founded with ed shin, it starts to look like it could be in jeopardy. >> chris was always talking to his friends about, hey, we should go. we should quit all this. he had visions of these faraway p

in the removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simple of procedure. the . it seems he has a little while longer to wait and. if . i i need to save my time and department talking to him tomorrow. every time we see the same doing so many things at the same time but very nice and very like. finally it's don't to erick's. he'll spend a few hours in this position his tiles just to clip an aneurysm to prevent blood from flowing to an attenuated off the wall in the brain. using the microscope humus cafe find his way to the aneurysm and seal it with a suitably sized clip. any false move could lead to brain damage or death. it's a routine procedure for a new. species as well i think if we could to help this man. on what i want to be and then i think there's a new key moment that was why but i did you did not watch it was going on bob these men. don't know most of them. to get in mind it's not that i'm going down there this year i do think when i think you see. this moment of. there are numerous programs that enable don't provide medical assistance to remote riverban

on the other side on pennsylvania avenue, you have got a guy trying to clean things up and defend erikai don't want to be in any more wars. but i don't think -- i do think we should retallate if somebody kills scene american or attacks our interests abrought. i still think we should have the strongest military on earth. i just don't want to be using it all the time to police everywhere in the world. >> the president has been clear as he said to naught gates. nobody is more anti-war than he is. and he made that clear. he clearly established that fact over his campaign and three years as president. this isn't guesswork. we know what this president does in the most difficult and tough and challenging moments of the presidency. we know. there is no doubt about it. then you have the one-term congressman deciding they are smarter than the president of the united states. you can dress it up a lot any way you want to. but the fact is republicans, they have too many people in their caucus who think they are too cute and too smart at least by half. and they love to refer to the president, his ins

. >> good afternoon, erika major and honorable members of the board of supervisors. my name is ryan miller and i founded operation evac, an organization to prevent veteran suicide and opioid overdose with reoccurring social support groups in partnership with cannabis dense pens res. when we launched a memorial day 2016, relief herbal co-operative was our first dispensary client and it's not only an honor but my morale obligation to advocate on their behalf. our work and service to welcome home warriors is only possible with a support of our generous dispensary hosts of which relief has led the way to ensure that the san francisco veterans won'ting left behind. the veteran population that we serve is among the vulnerable and deserving portions of our population. our members are mostly poverty class elders, and veterans of color. many of us are formally incarcerated, have experience with housing insecurity and recovering from substance abuse. it's my privilege to report to you that we're experiencing transformative results in the community. that relief is curated. memb

the authors john grisham and stephen king as well as mexican american authors sandra cisneros and erika sanchez the novel which is it was written by an author who is neither mexican nor a migrant is now the center of a debate over who gets to tell stories of historically marginalized people critics online say the book is rife with stereotypes and cultural misrepresentations the controversy also highlights the issues that result from a lack of diversity in a white dominated u.s. publishing industry joining us to talk about this in long beach california miriam gerber she's a writer and artist who's widely shared book review of america and helped spark a more critical look at the novel isn't nurse missouri ignacio sanchez prado he is a professor of spanish latin american studies and film and media studies at the washington university in st louis and in edinburgh texas david cole was a mexican american author who teaches at the university of texas rio grande a valley good to have you everybody you've all read the vote which is a great start maria quick camera view for us while i show people

erika's in recent years that are no longer here. the soil been polluted it's lost all of it period and microorganisms so we are bringing those back and making space. true brain both to come back in yet. another example this way says in the cape flats area of the city used to be a rubbish dump over a 4 year period kevin cochrane and a group of community volunteers planted about $50000.00 indigenous plants and more than $300.00 trees on the site. was about as good people and their relationship with spray sold species as one and that throws the whole ideology. when it comes to endangered species charismatic animals such as elephants rhinos and lions often succeed in capturing the public's attention but the endangered plants of the south african fine post are no less important. raising awareness to bring about change for the better it can be a huge. let's go to rwanda where more than 80 percent of the rural population still live without electricity that means that in the evenings a lot of school kids are left in. that's why i. give a fo

their living as a butterfly farmers the country is home to several 1000 species of butterfly coast erika's supports an enormous variety of wildlife and has one of the highest levels of biodiversity in the world. the farmers work with companies that are specialized in export. they send out butterfly chrysalis is all over the world. so. we want to know exactly where the butterflies are going and what they'll be used for. we can't export them just for the sake of it we need to know how they will be treated that's the ethical standard we have in our company and that we pass on to the other export is. export the butterflies are ambassadors of beauty of the nature of our country so we have to be sure that they can fulfill this function at their intended destinations. this company alone sends out 30000 chrysalis is every week. they have 70 different species all of which are transported by air. they mainly go to the town of gardens and butterfly sanctuaries in places like the united states and also europe and russia. the company is only able to offer so many species because it works with breeders

performing open brain surgery while other surgeons are removing part of the patient's skull don't to erika's time for a simple of procedure.

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erikatoday. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. welcome back. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: huge crowds gather in iran to mourn general soleimani who was killed by us forces, his coffin has arrived in his birthplace of kerman ahead of his funeral. officials in australia warn that the bushfire blazes will take off again with huge fires meeting to create a mega blaze. let's stay with that story now. let's go back to lucy hockings who is in wandandian in new south wales and has been taking a look at what the papers are saying about the bushfires. presumably they are full of it. they absolutely are. nice to hear you talking about ice pools earlier because it is heating up here in australia. the flies are a problem as well. let's look at the papers. this is the sydney morning herald and scott morrison's to billion dollars recovery fund is leading the papers today. bushfire recovery taking priority ove

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erikaorld's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the united states, canada and britian say there's evidence that iranian forces brought down a ukrainian airliner in tehran by accident. and australian authorities warn nearly a quarter of a million people to evacuate their homes or risk being trapped, as temperatures and winds are expected to fan bushfires across the east coast. female characters had their biggest—ever representation in box office films last year, according to research. the center for the study of women in television and film said a record 40% of 2019's highest—grossing us movies had women in a lead role — up 9%. but black and minority ethnic women are being left behind, the annual report also suggests. well a little earlier i spoke to jacqueline coley who's editor at film website, rotten tomatoes. i asked her what she made of this year's film success for female actors and d

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erika world's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. you're watching the briefing. our headlines: more hot windy weather to come, as australia's prime minister promises more than a billion dollars to fight the bushfires. large crowds have gathered in the iranian city of kerman for the burial of general soleimani — the military commander killed in a us drone strike last week. lets stay with that now. live now to lebanon and our correspondent lina sinjab, in beirut. after travelling through the country for several days, including the k run, where there were prayers at the funeral in the iranian capital at times, his voice cracking with emotion. thousands of people on the streets there. the pictures look like there were many thousands of people on the streets, mirroring what we have seen over the past few days as qasem soleimani's body has travelled throughout iran and finally to his hometown for his burial. this is a moment of mobilising

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erikald's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. you're watching the briefing. our top story: the royal family are believed to be disappointed by the announcement that prince harry and his wife meghan will step back from their current roles, and work to become financially independent. australia's prime minister scott morrison has been outlining his plans to deal with the country's bushfire emergency. he confirmed 27 lives had been lost and over 2000 properties destroyed by the wildfires. and he's promised more money would be allocated to help towns rebuild. we can cross live now to melbourne to talk to the bbc‘s katy watson. tell us more about where you are. i'm at food bank here in melbourne, it isa i'm at food bank here in melbourne, it is a charity that has been except in public donations for over a week now, especially since some of the most now, especially since some of the m ost exte nt now, especially since some of the most exten

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erika the world's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: president trump defends the killing of iran's top military commander qasem soleimani, insisting that washington is not looking for regime change. iran's supreme leader has vowed "severe revenge" on those responsible for the death of the iranian general. lieutenant general david deptula was formerly deputy chief of staff for intelligence with the us air force. he's now dean of the mitchell institute for aerospace studies, a think tank. he defended the decision to assassinate general soleimani. the strike was a measured and appropriate response after 18 months of restraint by the trump administration to a series of aggressive actions in violation of international law by iran. i think you and your audience are well familiar with iran seizing oil tankers, attacking other oil tankers, downing an unarmed us drone in international airspace, a

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erikascraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc world news. our breaking news this hour: the united states says its forces have killed qasem soleimani, the commander of the elite quds force of the iranian revolutionary guard, in an airstrike on baghdad airport. mike pregent is a senior fellow with the hudson institute. he was an advisor to general david petraeus. i asked him for his reaction. if you're going to hit iran and iraq, this is what the iraqis have been asking us to do. you hit him, and quds force means jerusalem, and then his deputy, has strongman and iraq, a man who has killed iraqi protesters, american soldiers, kuwaitis, lebanese, shia, syria, he has been all over the region killing people and he recently had his militia kill an american at the k—1 base. that's the reason for all of these protests outside of the iraqi embassy. that with his militia that was protesting outside. so if you wanted to give baghdad a chance, you ha

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erikan't. the world's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the duke and duchess of sussex announce they are stepping back as senior royals. president trump says he believes iran is standing down in its military confrontation with america after it fired missiles at us air bases in iraq. that story very much dominating the front pages from around the world. let's start with the south china morning post. it reports on how airlines across asia are diverting planes away from iranian airspace, after the us federal aviation administration banned american airlines from operating in the region. next the japan times is reporting on the trial of the man accused of murdering i9 disabled people at a care home near tokyo in 2016. satoshi umatsu, a former employee, has admitted the killings but has pleaded not guilty due to mental health reasons. an

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erikan't. the world's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news — the latest headlines: president trump defends the killing of iran's top military commander qasem soleimani — insisting that washington is not looking for regime change. iran's supreme leader has vowed "severe revenge" on those responsible for the death of the iranian general. let's get more now on the assasination on general soleimani. at a rally in florida, president trump claimed qasem soleimani was plotting "a very major attack," having earlier said us diplomats and military faced an "imminent and sinister" threat. last night at my direction the united states military executed a flawless strike that terminated the terrorist ringleader responsible for gravely wounding and murdering thousands and thousands of people and hundreds and hundreds at least, of americans. qasem soleimani has been killed and his cloud he rampages now forever gone. “— killed. he was

three weeks ago, the authorities confidently assured these areas that oil from the broken tanker erika the world's tallest skyscraper opens later today. the burj dubai has easily overtaken its nearest rivals. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the united states, canada and britian say there's evidence that iranian forces brought down a ukrainian airliner in tehran by accident. and australian authorities warn nearly a quarter of a million people to evacuate their homes, or risk being trapped. as temperatures and winds are expected to fan bushfires across the east coast. well, let's stay with that now. the state of victoria has declared a state of disaster as temperatures there are set to spike. more than 100 bushfires are still burning along the new south wales—victoria state border. live now to bairnsdale, victoria, where we can talk to frank brown—graham, who was forced out of his home by the fires. he and his wife, paula, are staying in their caravan at a friend's house. how are things for you and paul and your neighbours? have you seen anything like this before? hello, mate! a