in that same year dw griffith used lincoln as the subject for his first talking film and griffith like a lot of artists in the 1930s was another one that said he was influenced by carl sandberg and wanted to incorporate sandberg's work and what he was doing, he even tried to hire sandberg to be a consultant on his film but sandberg was too expensive and wanted more want money so i think he found someone else. nonetheless griffith lincoln has nothing of the sandberg lincoln about it. he is actually a pretty bland and monotonous figure in dw griffith's film. he is your standard issue let's get everybody together kind of person and as one reviewer explained griffith or lincoln made quote a notable attempt to be fair to the two halves of our nation. like a lot of the abraham lincoln's pretrade in this earlier period or set up before carl sandberg had been writing lincoln and griffiths film was also a rather crude frontiersman. in one scene the president soon after arriving in washington flops down on the white house floor to take a nap. it was a very bland neutral and yes apparently fatigu

roy griffiths abused him repeatedly before he was 13.not alone. he would bath us and he would have us naked sitting watching the television. in return, i suppose, we would get treats and candy. kevin says his mother complained to lincoln diocese in 1969, when griffiths tried to abuse him on a school trip to scotland. but the diocese did not tell the police for another 45 years. should have been dealt with right away, and... the church should have instructed the police for him being a paedophile. and they didn't. they just. .. turned a blind eye and moved on. roy griffiths was convicted following an investigation by lincolnshire police. they became aware of him in 2015, after the diocese of lincoln handed them a list of names of concern. panorama can now reveal that dozens of names were on the list. there were 53 names on the first list. it was a surprise, to say the least, the number of names that were there. not all the names are related to alleged child abuse. we whittled it down to about 25 names, whereby we either knew that they had

dw griffith used lincoln as a subject for his first talking film. was another one who said he was very much influenced by carl sandburg and wanted to incorporate his work in what he was doing. he even tried to hire carl sandburg to be a consultant on his film but it turned out the sandburg was too expensive. i think he found someone else. lincolness, griffiths has nothing of the sandburg lincoln about it. he is a bland and monotonous figure in the film. he is your standard issue person. as one reviewer explained, lincoln made a notable attempt to be fair to the two has of our nation. abrahamot of the lincoln's who were betrayed in this earlier. or before class and had been aiting, lincoln was also crude frontiersman. in one scene, the president flops down on the white house floor to take a nap. neutral,very bland, and fatigue lincoln who was portrayed. i think that image of lincoln in this. reflected the reluctance on the part of many white americans to the president with substantial power. precisely because lincoln in these years had to be safe. he

why and the him boy martin griffith. is saying like every remarks of him to the united nation that we are getting better we are getting more involved and the parties are getting more involved women are getting more involved children and you are getting more involved in the political solutions i think this is not the way to talk to the united nation unless martin griffith says clearly to the united nation that there is some parties in yemen who are making obstacles making a difficult to employment a so-called agreement then there is no way i norm that is trying to use political language he is not trying to name who is making differ. cult is on the political way but i think he should come to a point that he has so mentioned he has to be very very frank not a mom and you seem to be. difficulty what you seem to be saying is that the u.n. is almost to blame here because they're not using the right kind of language cole let me just bring you in hey you deal with the u.n. you deal with various yemenis both inside and outs of ye

bill griffith is off this evening. don't look now, but the major averages are sitting near all-time highs. this despite today's dip. earnings from goldman sachs and citi group did little to spire more on that innt just and a mo but first the closing numbers. the dow jones industrial average was down 27 points to 26,384. the nasdaq fell 8 and the s&p 500 was off 1. but investors have been inspired this year. the dow is up 13% driven by a switch in the fed's outlook, a drop in thed likelihf a recession, low unemployment, and healthy sentiment. and that sentiment is being seen among individual investors. according to the american oassociation individual investors survey, expectations that stock prices will risethver next six months jumped to 40.3%, rising above its historical average for the first time in six weeks. a recent e-trade surveyrad simi findings, and joining us now to discuss all of this rising bullish sentiment is nancy tangler, a chief investment strategist. welcome back. nice to have you here. >> thank you,

hywel griffith reports.: during friday prayers three weeks ago, thisbe mosque me the scene of a disaster. it broughtn the world's attent to this normally quiet, sacred place. the man accused of carrying out the mass shooting has beeed formally chaith 50 murders and 39 attempted murders. 28-year-old brenton tarrant appeared via video link from the high-security prison where he is being held in auckland. routinee ordered two mental health checks to determine whether he is fit to enter a plea. the al noor mosque is no longer a crime scene. lepeave been able to return to pray and try to recover. but some are stillgl strugg to do with what they witnessed happeng here. some survivors have been taking food parcels to be read families sustaining them, processing his own feelings. >> i'm going to keep myself busy. : survivor's -- call it survivor's guilt. they need help, they needishe love that kind of missing. were: the shootings streamed live online. social-media compani like facebook and youtube have been criticiz

kevin griffith from ticd. let me just step back for a minute. i believe the reason that we're having the discussion and comments from board members at previous meetings, addressing code changes and the previous years after the plan was baked, that would allow five-over to construction to get to 70 feet and a primarily wood frame type-ology. so, first of all, i'd like to say ticd really appreciates the board thinking this way. and really follow acting more as a partner than just a regulating body. we really are fortunate to have an active board that's thinking creatively about the future and making sure that our plan really works, to allow us to pull off, you know, the great goals that we have baked into the plan. so definitely want to express that appreciation. we did look at this in response. and i think our conclusion is sort of similar to the affordable housing conclusion, is that there is actually already plenty of flexibility baked in the plan. so there are areas, as we -- it's not really showing here, but on the previous version of the ove

hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch. 0ther has lost. hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch.5th movie in the series. and finally, in colombo, sri lanka‘s president will meet with the country‘s religious leaders less than a week after a series of bomb blasts killed more than 350 people. don‘t forget, we have lots of details on all those other stories and what else is happening around the world on our website. let‘s return to vladivostok and our correspondence there, sarah ra i nsfo rd. correspondence there, sarah rainsford. sarah, we have seen the pictures of the two leaders meeting, shaking hands, meeting officials, talking it would seem to the press for a little while so are they now in private discussions? well, that's right. it‘s the first meeting abroad ina right. it‘s the first meeting abroad in a narrow focus between the two leaders. you mentioned, that warm greeting between the two leaders. this meeting was a little late getting under way but it is under way now in the sports hall here behind me on this college campus. we have heard a few words between the two men. fir

hywel griffith, in australia there has been a separate but related legal development regarding extremistlain that to us. yeah, many people would be aware that the shootings were actually streamed live online and subsequently were shared, overi million times being published and republished again on different social media sites. the government he has acted by introducing a new law, which will effectively threaten the bosses of companies such as facebook and youtube with imprisonment and massive fines unless they take the material down expeditiously in the event of an abhorrent attack or a potential terror attack or a rape and murder that is captured and streamed or posted online. now, it would be up to a jury in any potential court case to decide how quickly is soon enough to take it down, but it is being seen as a measure to try and counteract extremist material being put online, albeit that it has been criticised not just by albeit that it has been criticised notjust by some of albeit that it has been criticised not just by some of the albeit that it has been criticised notjust by some o

hywel griffith, bbc news, perth.is rival, the comedian volodymyr zelensky, failed to show up. despite having no political experience, zelensky is tipped to become the country‘s next president after finishing the first round comfortably in the lead. this week sees the reopening of marie antoinette‘s apartments at the palace of versailles. they‘ve been closed to the public for three years — as part of a larger project to renovate the former home of france‘s kings and queens. the bbc‘s tim allman has more details. there is opulence... ..and then there is opulence. gold and bronze and marble. the finest silks and the most intricate embroidery. if you ever wanted to know how the other half lived, this is your answer. translation: the work that has been done by all the craftsmen who worked on this site has led us to revisit this room and show it off in all its glory. we feel like we are rediscovering a room that we‘d almost forgotten. for more than a century, the queens of france lived in these apartments, but the most fam

this morning's reviewers are the sunday times‘ education editor, sian griffiths, and the journalist andhor, shyama perera. good morning. a leaked recording of the labour leader jeremy corbyn has been released, in which he suggests the party may have lost, mislaid or ignored evidence of anti—semitism. his comments were secretly taped by one of his fiercest critics — the labour mp, dame margaret hodge — when she met him to discuss the matter. part of the recording has been released by the sunday times. a labour spokesman said the recording showed jeremy corbyn‘s desire to rebuild trust with thejewish community. just to reassure you, he's not going to be running the system, he's not entitled to do that. the point of him is that he will look at the speed of doing the cases, the administration and the collation of the evidence, before it is put before appropriate panels in this, because i was concerned that evidence has either been mislaid, ignored or not used and hopefully some better system. that is the recording ofjeremy corbyn. we are nowjoined by our political correspondent, jessica par

hywel griffith, bbc news, perth.— the incumbent petro poroshenko has held a televised debate with himself. he staged a one—man debate after his rival, the comedian volodymyr zelensky, failed to show up. despite having no political experience, zelensky is tipped to become the country's next president after finishing the first round comfortably in the lead. a p pa re ntly apparently they couldn't agree on a debate for this debate. winemakers are fighting ice with fire in the vineyards of chablis in france. hills around the town glowed through the night with flames from hundreds of oil heaters, lit to protect the delicate grape vines from early morning frost. workers spent three nights battling the chilly conditions, which can devastate the precious crop.s now, take a look at these pictures. this is the cliff diving world series in the philippines. 2a athletes have been leaping from the tops of cliffs and twisting and turning down to the emerald sea. the stunning scenery surrounding them is palawan island. the divers co

griffith: it's -- mr. griffith: it's china. the world, particularly sub-saharan africa, they want their people to not live in the dark and have electricity. they want their people to have jobs. they know that in order to have better jobs they got to have electricity in their country across the board, not just in the big cities. they got to have a source of power. and they have coal. so for them that's their most affordable source. so what the chinese are doing, they're basically laughing at us. we're going to agree to these timetables that haven't been ratified by the senate and these targets while they get to continue increasing, even though they are the number two economy in the world, they're going to continue to increase their carbon footprint and they're going to build coal fired power plants in sub-saharan africa for which they get a lot of goodwill in the foreign affairs and foreign relations department. but wait, there's more. in any of these cases -- i can't say but the ones i read about, they are for a fee going to ru

. >> this is andy griffiths. 26 years a detective in the sussex police department.interview techniques. when he was a rookie, british interrogation rules were much like they are in the u.s., but they are not anymore. >> what happened to precipitate these changes in the united kingdom? >> changes really came about through problems. >> like a national scandal after a series of high-profile false confessions, including an arson/murder case eerily similar to robert davis'. >> the government of the day instigated a review of the way that prisoners were dealt with in custody. >> the result? a complete overhaul of the system. every officer in the uk retrained to rigorous standards that apply in every region of the country. strict rules were put in place for suspect interviews. all interviews in serious cases video-recorded. >> there are two cameras up there. one gives a head and shoulders shot of the interviewee, and the idea behind that is that, if this interview was shown in court, it gives a clear picture of you. the other is a global view of the room. everyone who is i

hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch.elworks in port talbot in south wales. the blast happened in the early hours of the morning and triggered a number of small fires. it's thought to have been caused by a train carrying molten metal into the works. jordan davies reports. a huge blast, lighting up the sky above port talbot. the explosion shook people's homes. local residents say it sounded like thunder. lance lives above port talbot and managed to film the fire at the steelworks. massive explosion over port talbot steelworks. i thought it was thunder. he says he feared for his life because of the size and force of the explosion. ijust had tears down my eyes because the scale of the explosion was such... i can't explain how big it was and i honestly thought there were a lot of lives lost over there. if not, it's got to be a miracle. tata steel says the incident was caused by a spillage of a train carrying molten metal. bbc news has acquired these images from inside the plant which show a derailed train lying on its side. t

hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch.prince harry, whose first child is due any day now. our royal correspondent jonny dymond is there. as you can hear, the bells are appealing, they have been going for the last 15 minutes, since the duchess of cambridge and the duke of sussex left the service. it lasted about an hour sussex left the service. it lasted aboutan hourand sussex left the service. it lasted about an hour and there were traditional elements of our remembrance services, pereyra‘s, and the last cut post. and a poem was read by ataturk, the founder of modern turkey. 50,000 allied troops, 85,000 turkish troops. it is a royal tradition that anzac day is marked since 1916, one year on since the invasion of gallipoli. 12 hours ago, as we heard, it was the duke of cambridge in auckland who started anzac day commemorations and then 12 hours later his wife and prince harry, waiting expecta ntly hours later his wife and prince harry, waiting expectantly for his first child, made their way into the abbey to remember the de

and in a few minutes, we will have our sunday morning edition of the papers with sian griffiths and shyama perera. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. another victory for lewis hamilton? he finished ahead of his team—mate valtteri bottas to make it three 1—2s in a row for mercedes. nick parrott reports. there was no catching lewis hamilton in the pit lane or on the track here in shanghai. with the honour of winning formula 1's 1000 race at sta ke, winning formula 1's1000 race at stake, he was determined to add that statistic to his collection. he swept past mercedes term eight and went on to become the second driver to lead 4000 laps. the first lap drama can deliver continued with a penalisation for colliding with two mclarens. let sebastian buy. mercedes were fast like it, even managing to double up on the pit stops. they got lucky last time out but there was nothing fortunate about hamilton's sixth win in china. that leaves hamilton six points clear in the driver championship and the cds with the best start to the seasons f

hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch.ns next month with a promise to stop brexit. speaking at an event in east london, their leader sir vince cable reiterated his party's call for another referendum, saying that parliament was gridlocked and the country was demoralised. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. vince cable's last outing as leader, and as tough as any he's known. not that that was his message today, launching the liberal democrats' push in the european parliament this was. stop brexit. it's simple. it's uncomplicated. it's unambiguous. we are not iffing and butting. it's honest. not easy, though, squeezed by probe brexit protests, labour, the tories, not easy, though, squeezed by pro brexit protests, labour, the tories, and the new party of the centre refusing sir vince's call to work together. you reached out to the new party, change uk, and offered partnership. they rebuffed you and they are coming after your votes. has that made a very difficult election all but impossible? there are millions of

hywel griffith, bbc news, perth.poroshenko, has held a televised debate with himself. he staged a one man debate after his arrival, a committee, failed to show up. despite having no political experience, valinsky is tipped to become the next president. now, take a look at these pictures. this is the cliff diving world series in the philippines. 2a athletes have been leaping from the tops of cliffs and twisting and turning down to the emerald sea. the stunning scenery surrounding them is palawan island. the divers come from countries including the uk, australia, romania, and canada. look at that dive. from the looks of it, iam look at that dive. from the looks of it, i am sure you are a cliff diver. you know i am not. i was lucky enough to go where they do lots of that cliff diving in italy. and they would never ever try. it is terrifying. i'm scared of heights. absolutely no chance. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. iam also i am also scared of cliff diving. they would never trade. and i'm r

rapid fire, we have bill griffith, kate rogers, frank colin, only one of u.s. will emerge alive >> are we going to get a word in edgewise here, my friend >> i want to survive >> you win mitch mcconnell announcing a bill that will pump the national minimum age from 18 to 21. it's a bill, not a law yet it would also apply to vapping products we should know, some states in america have a minimum age of 21 this would be a symbolic move. it's your beat here, what's the reaction what do you think. >> here's the thing, a lot of stats we can throw out here, here's another one 90% of current smokers tried a cigarette by the time they were 18 there are 16 million americans with a smoking disease in america right now. >> this is the tobacco industry trying to get ahead of restrictions that may come out why now? there was a 75% increase in the use of vapping by teens. surprise, surprise, the tobacco companies are supporting said legislation to raise the minimum age for smoking to 21. >> juul is in support of 21 years old to buy tobacco about the mcconnell release did have

martin griffith yesterday mentioned that it's impossible to go into a politic a new goshi ation before him and eliminating stockholm agreement which is unfortunately not implemented until this moment. their problem is they emanate inside their countries they are facing death from both sides we do not have to ignore the. landmine. hundreds of people and another crime committed also by the forty's which is. child soldiering according to whom are riots and other organizations other who morass of nies ations. there are also of course the. the. bombardment is doing a very very bad it has only by the way impact on the is on the yemenis and the civilians exactly if i may just step in a particularly comes of the strikes the force is talking about twenty four thousand strikes last since the start of the conflict in two thousand and fifteen creating unprecedented damage to different areas across yemen peter you've issued a report a cypriot but a few weeks ago about the same as in the gulf region where saudi arabia the u.a.e. and other countries are some of the world biggest arms importers if tha

hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch.io sala, who was 58, had described his son's death as a "bad dream". emiliano sala was on his way to his new club, cardiff city, when the private jet chartered by his agent came down in the english channel. two people have suffered minor injuries in an explosion at the tata steelworks in port talbot in south wales. the blast happened in the early hours of the morning and triggered a number of small fires. it's thought to have been caused by a train carrying molten metal into the works. vauxhall is recalling 235,000 zafira cars for a third time after a new source of fires was discovered. the zafira b cars were previously recalled after campaigners claimed more than 300 had caught fire. the company said the latest recall affects cars built between 2005—2014, which do not have electronic climate control. citizen's advice says people who miss a single payment of their council tax in england and wales are being punished by having to pay their whole year's bill in one go. it means families s

hywel griffith, bbc news, christchurch.n honour of donald trump. mr corbyn said it would be wrong to "roll out the red carpet" for the us president whom he accused of using "racist and misogynist rhetoric", and said the prime minister was wrong to "kowtow" to a president who tore up international treaties. vauxhall is recalling 235,000 zafira cars — for a third time — after a new source of fires was discovered. the zafira b cars were previously recalled after campaigners claimed more than 300 had caught fire. the company said the latest recall affects cars built between 2005 and 2014, which do not have electronic climate control. two people have suffered minor injuries in an explosion at the tata steelworks in port talbot in south wales. the blast happened in the early hours of the morning and triggered a number of small fires. it's thought to have been caused by a train carrying molten metal into the works. crossrail won't be open until at least october 2020 — a full two years late — and while today the chief executive of

san francisco police say jefferson was suspected of shooting a man at the alice griffith housing complex. the victim later died at the hospital. in oakland, the ellicott alum and nearby houses, and in the military institute just blocks away from the shooting on market street. >> i heard about it, so i sent out all staff to our altstatt email saying this police activity unrelated to our campus. >> reporter: schools went on lockdown after they received a gun threat, but that turned out to be unrelated. >> that is why we reacted with the lockdown to protect our students? >> reporter: tonight, the oakland police department oakland crimestoppers announced they are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for any information that could help lead to his arrest. you can call the police if you do have any information. alyana? >> jana katsuyama live in opd tonight. tonight. will >> i can hear really close. >> the repeated calls and suspect could be whole the cal over an investigation. >> earlier this afternoon our patrol officers checking the parking lot. they found stolen vehicle in the lot. while he s

roy griffiths abused him repeatedly before he was 13.tching the television. in return, i suppose, we would get treats and candy. kevin says his mother complained to lincoln diocese in 1969, when griffiths tried to abuse him on a school trip to scotland. but the diocese did not tell the police for another 45 years. should have been dealt with right away, and... the church should have instructed the police for him being a paedophile. and they didn't. they just. .. turned a blind eye and moved on. roy griffiths was convicted following an investigation by lincolnshire police. they became aware of him in 2015, after the diocese of lincoln handed them a list of names of concern. panorama can now reveal that dozens of names were on the list. there were 53 names on the first list. it was a surprise, to say the least, the number of names that were there. not all the names are related to alleged child abuse. we whittled it down to about 25 names, whereby we either knew that they had committed offences or there was some issue around risk to members

hywel griffith is looking at contenders through the medium of sport.: it is going to be mean and dirty, and one thing is for certain, someone has to lose. australian politics can be a brutal game and never more so than in an election. on one side, the reigning champions, the coalition, a team which has been through a lot of steps since the last election, sacking its captai aand putting ew captain, scott morrison, or scomo to teammates. tcan he make it p may? gere is one issue they br into play time afterngime, the stro economy. i this is an a comment th on -- an economy that is on his way back. hywe what about the opposition? the labour party has remarkably for australia stuck to the same leader for the last five and half years. >> we are united, we are determined, and we already, ready to serve, ready to lead, ready to deliver aair go for australia. could beu could -- he australia next pm. only one problem, opinion polls suggest he is less popular than the current prime minister. independents and will be grappling for votes, ome on the right wing figh

why and the in boy martin griffith.is saying like every remarks of him to the united nation that we are getting better we are getting more involved and the parties are getting more involved women are getting more involved children and you are getting more involved in the political solutions i think this is not the way to talk to the united nations unless martin griffith says clearly to the united nations that there is some parties in yemen who are making obstacles making a difficult to employment a so-called agreement then there is no way i norm that is trying to use political language he is not trying to name who is making differ. cult is on the political way but i think he should come to a point that he has to mention he has to be very very frank mohammed you seem to be . difficulty what you seem to be saying is that the u.n. is almost to blame here because they're not using the right kind of language cole let me just bring you in hey you deal with the u.n. you deal with various yemenis both inside and outs of yemeni

>>> this is "nightly business report" with bill griffith a sue . >> 2019 high, oil prices rise after the u.s. clamps down on iranian oil exports. march home sales slide as the springhousing market becomes hard to predict. unintended consequences, the ipo market is hot right now. are t big changes in store from he company goe private to publicly traded. those stories tonight april 22nd. welcome, sue is off tonight. the actio tay was in the oil pits, the price of domestic crew today after the white house pledged to reduce iranian oil exportro to the trip administration will no longer grant waivers to countries that buy oil from iran. that puts the fupply inl focus, which is already dealing with sanctions on venezuela,by violence in a a decrease in output by saudi arabia, crew prices today settled above $65 a barrel, the highest price we've seen since halloween. we begin tonight with elan muoy in washington. the white house wants to curve nuclear ambitions by shutting dow its profitable oil industry. back in november, the trump administration gave eight countries a six-month time frame

why and the in boy martin griffith. is saying like every remarks of him to the united nation that we are getting better we are getting more involved and the parties are getting more involved women are getting more involved children and you are getting more involved in the political solutions i think this is not the way to talk to the united nation unless martin griffith says clearly to the united nation that there is some parties in yemen who are making obstacles making a difficult to employment the so-called agreement then there is no way i norm that is trying to use political language he is not trying to name who is making differ. culti is on the political way but i think he should come to a point that he has so mentioned he has to be very very frank about how many you seem to be. difficulty what you seem to be saying is that the un is almost to blame here because they're not using the right kind of language cole let me just bring you in hey you deal with the un you deal with various yemenis both inside and outs of ye

hywel griffith, bbc news. except in emergencies and maternity cases. the decision by the countess of chester nhs foundation trust means gps in wales will no longer be able to refer patients for treatment over the border at the hospital. more on this from a health correspondent. why? this relates to what the hospital trust described as unresolved funding issues. it is about payment issues from the health board that about payment issues from the health boa rd that runs about payment issues from the health board that runs —— in accordance with the trust that runs the hospital. many patients that arrive at that hospital come from north wales. last year we heard that they we re wales. last year we heard that they were missing out on around £4 million worth of funding because they felt those patients from north wales were not being funded properly. the trust had taken the decision, today, after what is a long ongoing discussion, with the help at a north wales to stop patients from north wales are attending unless th

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>>> this is "nightly business report" with sue herera and bill griffith. >>> those in control. stocks rally on solid bank earnings, positive data out of china and a big enerl sending the s&p 500 above the level in six months. >> big reveal, disney comes ou swinging with its ne service and investors like the trategy, sending the stoc a record. on the rise. gas prices have been heading higher and driversncre feeling d at the pume thosories and more tonight on "nightly business report" f friday, april 12th. >>> good evening, everyone, an welcome. bill has the evening off. bulls are in favor upon. earnings are starting off strong. j.p. morgan reported record profits blowing past expectations and the merger activity. chevron announcing a $33 billi adarkoer of and of course, china. economic reports released by t world's second largest economy are showing improvci of that was a rally. the dow jones industri average gained 269 points to 26,412. the nasdaq added 36, tnd is up 19t's less than 1% from a record. bob pisani has the detai the new york stock exchange. >> stocks rallied around

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hywel griffith reporting.esperate need of intervention, according to a government report. it says young people in coastal communities are being let down and left behind by issues like transport, housing and post—16 education. the report says that some seaside towns such as brighton and bournemouth show the british seaside can successfully reinvent itself. mike apps reports. the report today is called the future of seaside towns of and it comes with a warning that some are stuck in the past. many people in coastal communities feel left behind and forgotten by government. i think the process started strangely probably back in the 60s with the beeching railway cuts which served the coastal areas really badly and they were never replaced with other forms of transport. if you are looking for an example of a seaside town that is getting it right. the report says that they further than bournemouth. bournemouth in particular has a very diverse local economy. a lot of young people come to brighton to study, 40,000 or s

martin griffiths yesterday mentioned that it's impossible to go into a politic a new cause she ation the form and put them in things agreement which is unfortunately not implemented until this moment. their problem is they emanate inside their countries they are facing death from both sides we do not have to ignore the. landmine. hundreds of people and another crime committed also by the forty's which is. child soldiering according to whom are riots and other organizations other who morass of nies ations. there are also of course the. the. bombardment is doing a very very bad it has already by the way impact on the natives on the yemenis and the civilians exactly if i may just step in a particularly comes of the strikes the force is talking about twenty four thousand strikes last since the start of the conflict in two thousand and fifteen creating unprecedented damage to different areas across yemen peter you've issued a report a cypriot bought a few weeks ago about the arms sales in the gulf region where saudi arabia the u.a.e. and other countries are some of the world biggest arms

. >> reporter: it's mostly here at the griffith observatory. but there has bun a call to label them no-selfie zones. in other parts of the world they have tried that but the signs have largely been ignored. >> thank you very much. >>> actress and emmy nominee georgia engell has died. she got the role of ted baxter's wife after tinker saw her in a play. she had a recurring role in "everybody loves raymond." she was 70 years old. >>> up nexere building >>> we end tonight with a unite style. ♪ what's going on in that beautiful mind ♪ ♪ i'm on your magical mystery ride ♪ ♪ and i'm so don't know >> reporter: one is a former college basketball player. ♪ i give my all >> reporter: the other a gospel singer. ♪ i'll give my all. >> keep going. >> reporter: when they came together as cops, something clicked. >> peopleall was say when are you guys going to start working? and we're like we are working. this is how we work though. >> reporter: after they were recorded singing inside a buffalo restaurant, their musical partnership became a sensation. >> can

hywel griffith is in sydney with more. yeah, well, he appeared via video link.tually being held in auckland in a high security prison. this was a pretty brief, routine hearing. one of the main purposes was for him to be formally charged with all of those murders, a total now of 50 murders and another 39 attempted murder charges. no plea was entered, however, as you said, the judge ordered that first of all, he should undertake routine psychiatric tests, in order to establish whether or not he is mentally fit to plead and therefore for any potential trial to take place further on. now, he was in auckland, but within the court in christchurch, there were many of the victims and the relatives of the deceased as well, who wanted to see with their own eyes this man, albeit appearing via a video screen, and we understand that some of those people were hugging as they went in and afterwards, they went to be briefed by police officers as to the state of the investigation and what to expect next. hywel, in australia there has been a separate but related legal development

. >> reporter: it's mostly fenced in here at the griffith observatory, but in more dangerous locationsabel them "no selfie zones." jeff, in other parts of the world, they have tried that, but the signs have largely been ignored. >> glor: man oh, man, janet. so tough to hear about. janet shamlian, thank you very much. actress and emmy nominee georgia engel has died. engel's soft voice and impeccable timing made her a fan favorite on the "mary tyler moore" show. she got the role of ted baxter's wife georgette after grant tinker saw her in a play. engel later had a recurring role on "everybody loves raymond." georgia engel was 70 years old. up next here tonight, the officers who are building bridges through song. ♪ i've got sunshine it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... signifi

hywel griffith reports.noor mosque is no longer a crime scene but what happened between those walls has scarred every memory. the prince came to bring a message of hope that the unity shown here in christchurch to overcome the actions of the government. in a moment of acute pain, he stood up and you stood together. in reaction to tragedy, you achieved something remarkable. i've had reasons myself to reflect on grief and sudden pain, and loss in my own life. and in my role i have often seen up close the sorrow of others. that message of love overcoming hate does still resonate here for the survivors and the families of the tombs. a message that they do belong here, that this is their country. and that meant something to this family, one of the 50 gunned down in the mosque. his wife and daughter felt the words we re wife and daughter felt the words were genuine. that means they are acknowledging that we are not left alone, there acknowledging what a do us alone, there acknowledging what a do us and they're sho

that's what martin griffith said at the u.n. if the saudis don't stop their blockade and let food and medicine in, within six months we'll see one of the great humanitarian crisis in the world. that should be a bipartisan issue that this congress speak with a moral voice that food and medicine should get to civilians. now, as chairman engel knows and others know, i am not for the b.d.s. movement. i have supported very strongly resolutions condemning anti-semitism. but i also don't think that these tactics should be used as weapons to prevent the efforts to stop the greatest humanitarian crisis in the world. that is insulting. it is insulting. those issues should be voted on separately, and will i proudly vote -- and i will proudly vote when the time comes against the b.d.s. efforts. i want to with that thank again chairman engel, representative mcgovern, speaker pelosi, and majority leader hoyer and their teams for getting us to this point. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. the gentleman ha

at 1:30 pm, another shooting in separate cisco's bay view at the ellis griffith public housing to development. 49 rolled lauren davis the victim there. an hour later, jefferson shot someone at people's park. alyssa harrington, ktvu, fox news. >>> semper cisco police released a statement saying "surface go police department like to extend our thoughts and prayers to the sears county deputy who suffered a gunshot will wound friday evening. we wish the deputy a fast and speedy recovery. the department also says several other police agencies were involved in jefferson's capture. >>> the fbi is opening a federal hate crime investigation into tuesday's attack against 8 people. police say peoples targeted the people because he believed they were muslim. >>> the attempted kidnapping of a 12-year-old boy down the street from his family home has a community on edge. the incident happened yesterday at the plaster county town of roseville. the young boy was waiting at his but stop bus stop after school when a young doubled as a man drove by boif a ride. when the boy said no, the man tried to get him in h

hywel griffith looks ahead through the medium of a sport unique to the country — aussie rules! things for certain — someone has got to lose. just like aussie rules football, australian politics can be a brutal game, never more so than in an election. on one side, the reigning champions the coalition, a team which has been through a lot of off—field bustups since the last election, dramatically sacking its captain and putting in a new man, scott morrison, or scomo to his team—mates. he's only been prime minister for a few months, can he make it past may? well, on form, the government could struggle to hold on. they've been lagging behind in the polls for the last two and a half years, but there's one key issue they'll want to bring into play time after time. the strong economy. this is an economy that it's on its way back. when that happens, your economy strengthens. that's what will drive the economy forward. so what about the opposition? well, since being kicked out of office by the voters in 2013, the labour party has sorted out its infighting and, remarkably for australia, s