frey has gone off with his mother now, he wanted to run around.t memory now that you have a two—year—old on your hands? it does but we were looking la st hands? it does but we were looking last night at the old pictures and it brings it flooding back and it never leaves you , it brings it flooding back and it never leaves you, the sheer scale of what you went through and how close you are to a possibly bad outcome and it is frightening. chains, thank you for talking to us, josie thank you. and there's more on this story at 11 o clock this morning on five live investigates. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. thank you. good morning, a lovely start in the east, this shot from the east coast of england and the best of the sunshine is in the east. some rain in the west but the sunshine will return. cloud at the moment, this extends from portugal through to the west of scotland, across northern ireland. heavier bursts of rain. working north resigned eastwards into wales and cornwall. it will start to weaken and fragments, the main ring

mayor frey. >> thank you very much. jacob frye, mayor of minneapolis. i wanted to ask a question about unsheltered homelessness. we recently had a significant homeless encampment in our city we were able to transition successfully to a navigation center. but there's a good chance that they will pop up again. and so what are you doing about homeless encampments. how do you work through the process? obviously, it's a difficult one. >> well, we emptied out a train track area which was below grade where people were living for 20, 30 years, injecting drugs and dying on the tracks. we had 12, 14 people a year die of overdoses. so the community there wanted us to remove those folks. and once with e did, they campe other places. so we had four major encampments in one particular neighborhood. they went underneath the train trestles. and people are really helpful and they want to be nice. but when you bring people tents and heaters and furniture and -- it's just -- you're en trenching them even more in there. so we moved three encampments so far. we're moving th

the wine brands were barefoot, beringer, frey (organic), inkarri estates (organic), and sutter home. e beers examined were from budweiser, coors, corona, guiness, heineken, miller, peak (organic), sam adams, samuel smith (organic), sierra nevada, stella artois, tsingtao and new belgium. ace perry hard cider was also tested.of particular note, the study found that, despite weed killer products like roundup being prohibited in the making of organic beers and wines, glyphosate was discovered in three of the four organic alcoholic beverages tested.the brewers association, which certifies small independent and craft beers, said in a statement: "brewers do not want glyphosate used on barley or any raw brewing material, and the barley grower organizations have also come out strongly against glyphosate."the amount of glyphosate discovered in the samples ranged as high as 51 parts per billion (ppb) in sutter home wine and more than 25 ppb in non-organic beers from budweiser, coors, corona, miller and tsingtao. the organic drinks were found to have totals as high as 5.2 ppb. while these number

steven greer director of the center for the study of extraterrestrial intelligence welcome to the show frey to have you with us seduction agree or you say that we're not alone in the universe and there has already been many contacts between us and allianz. you have to admit though that for most people this claim is pretty far out and what can be done to prove once and for all that the aliens are real and already discovered well that's a great question and in fact that has happened if you look at there's a documentary that has just been released. twenty seventeen an acknowledged and it is the first word in an acknowledged special access project.

steven greer director of the center for the study of extraterrestrial intelligence welcome to the show frey to have you with us seduction agree are you saying that we're not alone in the universe and that there has already been many contacts between us and allianz. you've got to admit though that for most people this claim is pretty far out i mean what can be done to prove once and for all that the aliens are real and already discovered. well that's a great question and in fact that has happened if you look at there's a documentary that has just been released. twenty seventeen an acknowledged and it is the first word in an acknowledged special access projects which is a term used in the military in the united states for very top secret projects dealing with the u.f.o. an extraterrestrial issue and you'll see that there are we have over nine hundred fifty top secret military people who come forward with testimony documents photographs we've even done analysis on an extraterrestrial biological specimen and this incontrovertibly evidence that we're being visited and frankly everyone in very hi

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my job is to decide i'm the right person to join the frey.have key issues we need to discuss on the national level. i want to make sure i'm the right spokesperson and advocate. >> how will you decide that. i will spend a lot of time thinking about. i i pride myself on doing a lot of research and i talked to almost every senator on the aisle and i will think about it and what policies i propose, how will i leverage that position. am i the best person to serve in that role and once i make that decision i will tell everybody. >> keep us posted on your political decision-making as well as all the voting rights act you're working on. thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> john. the man in the oversight of the russian investigation is leaving the justice department soon. what does that tell us about robert mueller's plans? we'll discuss next. ♪ (danny) (client's voice) ...that you're not using smarter tools to manage your business. you work too hard to work this hard! collecting receipts? is it the 80s? does anybody have a mixtape i can bo

you can see some yellow going to show up, indicating some heavier intensities right around sam frei, out toward oakland, southern portions of marin county, so we are expecting this to continue over the next few hours. occurred wind speeds on these panels, not too strong to shut. san jose wins i get 20 miles an hour. as of the wind at about 60 miles an hour, so here we are tonight. the heaviest rain expected early tomorrow morning. is a saturday morning, 2:00. we'll talk more about the seven- day forecast and more in class and your five day coming up in a little bit. >>> a store owner apologized saying he refused to serve as anyone wearing a mackinac had. j. kenji lopez-alt said in part, my goal was for it to be a restaurant were all employees and staff were treated with respect and trust and making the public statement without your consent. i feel that that goal. the controversy boiled over yesterday after he prepared compared maga hats to a swastika or clan her. the chef admitted that his move also ended up amplifying anger. >>> in washington, democrats and the white house seem to b

calling for jobs to resign they're angry over rising inflation and allegations of corruption india's frei minister is threatening sanctions blaming neighboring pakistan for the worst attack in kashmir in decades on thursday a car bomb attack on a military convoy killed at least forty four people it's our desert world now stay with us. a young man from a small village in eastern algeria had joined the algerian peoples party and risen through its ranks to become a leading figure in the fight for independence from french colonial rule in the one nine hundred fifty s. . he was a lot of. and he and his fellow river lucian aries decided to split from the party because of its refusal to endorse military action as a part of their strategy. on the twenty fifth of july nine hundred fifty four twenty two men met in this villa in a modest quarter of engineers. their edge and there was to discuss the launch of a national revolutionary war the only way in their eyes to rally the algerian people around the idea of independence. the twenty two at india's elected leadership committee of six. when they exp

john frey is accused of leaking information about cohen's bank records to lawyer michael abnationa avenatti who represents stormy daniels. cohen admits to paying her off to keep her quiet before the 2016 election, cohen prepares to testify to congress next week, but of course, that is not all that's consuming capitol hill this morning. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live in washington with the latest back-and-forth. tracie? >> there is a lot of ba back-and-forth including one trump associate who is talking and who is not. michael cohen, the president's long time attorney who after some delays is set to testify publicly on capitol hill next week. >> mr. cohen, why were you on the hill today? >> reporter: michael cohen, the man headed to prison for hiding money to the government, lying to congress and paying off women for donald trump on capitol hill, preparing to testify in public before the house overnight committee wednesday. >> he knows a lot of secrets and prepared to go public and talk about them. >> reporter: are you prepared for testimony next week? >> reporter: some of whacko h

agreement on how to implement kim's promise to get rid of his nuclear weapons diplomatic editor james frey's reports from hanoi. kim jong il arriving in hanoi after a long journey by train from north korea all the way across china he's here for the latest stage one of the most unusual diplomatic process is ever into year range from the threat of imminent war made in the u.n. general assembly we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea to ten months later a face to face summit the first time the leaders of these two countries technically still at war had ever met and there was an instant bond. and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters and they're great let us. we fell in love even though former state department official from the above the administration was impressed i have a dozen criticisms of the trumpet administration foreign policy from presidential impulsiveness to disrespect in misuse of dedicated public servants in the u.s. government on this particular issue i am willing to give president trump credit for trying something new he's not correct w