but judith harper had faith all along that justice would be done.faith in detective arnold. after all, the promise he made to solve the case was to her. >> he is going to see that these people are found. if it had just been earon, it would have been just maybe another death. but since erica was involved in that, he wasn't going to let up on it. >> judith didn't know it yet but down at police headquarters, detective arnold was close to getting answers from the men he had been pursuing since their starring roles in the walgreens video. james quisenberry, the family friend who made the last phone call to earon, and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now it was time to bring both men in and interrogate them. >> i'm a little apprehensive but not nervous, no butterflies just because it was something i had planned on and prepared for for such a long time. >> you were ready? >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the oth

short film to accompany their major harper show. in its venders brings the pictures to life and reflects on the stories they could be telling stories of solitude and melancholy. when vendors drops by causes quite as they're. both a father what questions come into your head when you see this picture of this one in. your floggers the other question is clear or to she waiting for what can she see she has pure expectation of that's the crazy thing about hopper pictures or they always demand that you see the next picture you want to take the story further yourself of the fact that the edge could moves over. a major theme in this show hoppers landscapes the framing is narrow but if you like george ford's run with the picture it soon becomes a vast tracks in front of the house so you. things go further what you can't see is often more importance. to the artist and would hope have to say about his inspiration. from hope and hope his pictures oh most unbearably mysterious it's really this a wonder that hitchcock got them so much over that th

in 1861, thomas jackson later known as stonewall jackson has taken harpers ferry. for a while and is eventually going to be johnson whoy joseph takes command of the forces in harpers ferry. the yankees don't like this because there's a lot of concern from harpers ferry that it's fairly easy to launch an invasion from the north. pennsylvaniansng are worried about very early in the war because they of course are bordering slave state maryland and slave state virginia which at the very start of the war neither of which are aligned with the confederacy yet. there is concern in harrisburg that perhaps the state commonwealth as well as its vital railroads are going to end up being targets for the confederates. start recruiting pennsylvania's soldiers and moving them into chambersburg as a launching point for a potential first thrust in towards harpers ferry. the cumberland valley railroad is going to start bringing significant quantities, thousands of fresh untrained union volunteers into chambersburg. chambersburg comes the assembly point for what later is going to be c

pc andrew harper was killed last august as he investigated a burglary.e put on trial for murder, as daniela relph reports from the old bailey. the death of pc andrew harper last august prompted an outpouring of sympathy and grief for both his family, his police colleagues and the wider public. just a month earlier, he had married his partner, lissie, and the newlyweds were about to head off on honeymoon. but on the evening of the 15th of august, pc harper and a colleague were called to reports of a break—in near sulhamstead in berkshire. as they investigated, pc harper got caught under the wheels of a vehicle, was dragged along the road, suffered multiple injuries and died. today, henry long, seen here at a previous hearing, appeared before a judge at the old bailey. when the manslaughter charge was put to him, he replied, "i plead guilty, guilty". although henry long has said he is guilty of manslaughter in relation to events here last summer, crucially, he has pleaded not guilty to the murder of the police officer. it means he now faces a murder trial

ithink we all remember the death of andrew harper last august. four weeks before his death. he had been called to reports of a break—in at a property in berkshire, close to reading, when he was there, there was some kind of incident involving a vehicle, where he appeared to get trapped under the vehicle and dragged along. it is alleged that henry long was the driver of that vehicle. but he had pleaded guilty today, to the manslaughter of andrew harper. but it is very important to stress that he and two others have pleaded not guilty to the charge of murder, and they will face a trial here at the 0ld they will face a trial here at the old bailey in march. thank you, daniela. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. some strong winds in the north of the uk so far this morning. cause some disruption to the transport network. strong winds will continue through the afternoon, may be severe gales and parts of north—west scotland. also in south—east scotla nd scotland. also in south—east scotland in the north—east of england. accompanied

as they investigated, harper got caught under the wheels ofa harper got caught under the wheels of aed multiple injuries and died. today, henry long, seen here ata died. today, henry long, seen here at a previous hearing, appeared before a judge. when the manslaughter charge was put to him, he replied, i plead guilty, guilty. although henry long has said he is guilty of manslaughter in relation to events here last summer, he has pleaded not guilty to the murder of the police officer. it means he now faces a murder trial in march. two other teenagers, both 17, are due to stand trial with him, charged with killing the 28—year—old police officer. greater manchester police has said more potential victims of the serial rapist reynhard sinaga have come forward following his sentencing. sinaga was jailed for life on monday with a 30 year minimum for 159 sex offences, most of them rapes. he lured men from manchester clubs to his flat where he drugged and assaulted them. sinaga's father, in a phone call to the bbc, said the family accepts the verdict and his punishment fits his crimes. rebecc

pc andrew harper was killed last august as he investigated a burglary.niela relph reports from the old bailey. the death of pc andrew harper last august prompted an outpouring of sympathy and grief for both his family, his police colleagues and the wider public. just a month earlier, he'd married his partner lissie, and the newlyweds were about to head off on honeymoon. but on the evening of the 15th of august, pc harper and a colleague were called to reports of a break—in near sulhamstead in berkshire. as they investigated, pc harper got caught under the wheels of a vehicle, was dragged along the road, suffered multiple injuries and died. today, henry long, seen here at a previous hearing, appeared before a judge at the old bailey. when the manslaughter charge was put to him, he replied, "i plead guilty, guilty". although henry long has said he is guilty of manslaughter in relation to events here last summer, crucially, he has pleaded not guilty to the murder of the police officer. it means he now faces a murder trial in march. two other teenagers, both

four month suspended sentence and allowed to fly home a teenager admits killing newlywed pc andrew harperrkshire last summer joker leads the way in this year's bafta film nominations but there's criticism of the lack of diversity — with only white nominees in the acting categories and england's cricketers need five more wickets for a victory over south africa in cape town. and coming up in bbc news from the west midlands to new delhi, while shooting and archery could be staged 4000 miles from the commonwealth games host city in 2022. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. at least 40 people have been killed in a stampede in iran, as vast numbers of people turned out to attend the burial of qasem soleimani, the iranian commander killed in a us drone strike. the funeral, in his hometown, has now been postponed. soleimani was considered the second most powerful man in iran, and his assassination has raised fears of a conflict between the us and iran. our diplomatic correspondent james landale has the latest. today, the long farewell to qasem soleimani reached his iranian hometown

when pc harper got there, he got caught under the wheels of the vehicle.ies and died. but what is important, with developments here in court today, is that henry long has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. but he has pleaded not guilty to murder, and he and two others are due to face trial for murder here at the old bailey in march. the headlines on bbc news... mps debate the escalating tensions in iran, following the killing of the top commander qassem soleimani. on her way home — the 19—year—old british woman convicted of lying about being raped in cyprus is allowed to fly back to the uk after receiving a four month suspended sentence. a teenager admits killing newlywed pc andrew harper in berkshire last summer. in sports, ben stokes leads england toa in sports, ben stokes leads england to a memorable victory in the second test against south africa, and the shadow business secretary, rebecca long bailey, has become the sixth candidate in the race to become the next labour leader. she said the party needed a proud socialist to succeed jeremy corbyn and stay

make a sunny day sunny day look as creepy as edward hopper did but now we're going to move from harper's rambling country houses to the big city to crowded apartment blocks and this next artist takes his inspiration from big apartment buildings which is rather unusual considering that he makes cuckoo clocks. league concrete apartment blocks as far as the eye can see get out zimmerman has an appreciation for this kind of a static he's exploring frankfurt seeking inspiration for his art. these cuckoo clocks are inspired by this architecture and an artistic form of protest highlighting the lack of affordable housing in frankfurt today but they're also a homage to the prefab apartment blocks so many people call home. fittingly gatos immelman calls this quirky take on traditional black forest cuckoo clocks cuckoo clocks. swirling harvested from him because i saw my 1st cool clocks by hand he says but that was really difficult because these buildings in the windows are extremely symmetrical since he lives. he works with great precision paying attention to the smallest details like transforming

like how they want you straley people to act and be a good representation of us david harper. thank you so much for your time and good luck through. now to some of the other stories making news around the world but thirty's in italy say 6 people are dead after a car ran into a group of german tourists waiting to board a bus the incident occurred in a village in the german speaking region of south toward local media reporting that the driver of the car was drunk. in croatia voters are going to the polls in the 2nd round of the presidential election the vote is a runoff between former prime ministers or in milan of each a social democrat and the conservative incumbent kalinda grab a cab driver avenge. the death toll has risen sharply in the collapse of a hotel under construction in southern cambodia authorities in the city of cap pulled another dozen bodies from the rubble bringing the total to at least $36.00 they did manage to rescue a puppy raising hopes of also finding survivors. in a bomb attack on a bus has killed 14 civilians mostly students in. the bus was taking them ba

a teenager admits killing newlywed pc andrew harper in berkshire last summer.ing up on afternoon live all the sport. i will keep you up—to—date on the latest from south africa where england are trying to win the second test but the south africans are frustrating at the moment. and india could host to much of the events for birmingham's commonwealth games. i will explain later. and darren with the weather. a lot of interest in the weather. a lot of interest in the weather. a lot of interest in the weather in the uk. not least because his so mild but it is also windy in some parts of the uk. we will look at that later. thanks darren. also coming up... joker leads the way in this year's bafta film nominations but there's criticism of the lack of diversity with only white nominees in the acting categories. a british teenager who was convicted of lying about being raped by a group of israeli men in cyprus lastjuly has been given a four month suspended sentence. the 19—year—old insists she only withdrew the allegation because she was heavily pressurised by police to

william jackson harper [ cheers and applause so excited that he's here.a talented filmmaker and actor who's latest movie "jay and silent bob reboot" is out now on blu-ray and digital kevin smith is joining us tonight, so it's a great night [ cheers and applause before we get to that, on friday secretary of state mike pompeo made an appearance on npr's "all things considered" and ended the interview early after the following exchange >> i have defended every state department official. we've built a great team the team that works here - >> sir, respectfully where have you defended marie yovanovitch >> i've defended every single person on this team. i've done what's right for every single person on this team >> can you point me toward your remarks where you have defended marie yovanovitch? >> i said all i'm going to say today. thank you. >> seth: but according to the reporter, things got very heated after the interview. >> he was not happy to have been questioned about ukraine he asked, do you think americans care about ukraine he used the f-word in that sen

and this is a wood cut that appears in harper's weekly, but it is accurate as far as i can tell. this is the leesburg pike, and the artillery and the pine trees and the third army in the distance, so the battle is unfolding. the battle will hinge early in the fight on two individuals. one is this man right here. this is lieutenant colonel thomas cain of the bucktails and he is going to go on the command the union forces at coateshill, and the other person is captain hezikiah eastfield. y -- easton. and so you can see him coming to dranesville, and this is a turkey shoot, because they are firing straight down the hill after the confederate forces come out of the pine trees. thomas kaine leading his forces to fight says they will open fire against bucktails. so you have the union forces firing out of the positions on the roadwork, and this fighting will continue. and they write that the canno cannoniev fell like autumn leaves before hurricanes. remember that only three years earlier, ward had gone to artillery school in fort monroe and he is in the thick of it. as a brigade command

george crook the next morning rights back to his department commander, general hunter at harpers ferry, and tells him, i'm going to attack the enemy. practicables"if in george crook's communication. i hasten to say if it were not for crook's presence i don't think there would be much in the way of any military action that would come out of the pursuit of jubal early here. on the 18th, crook is going to arrive with his force. the cavalry is already in position. him and general horatio wright will study the layout of the confederate positions, up the bluff at snickers gap, and they conclude the confederates have a strong force in position at the shenandoah river crossing, but i think we should march our troops under cover of the bluffs northward about two miles and cross them over at island ford, about dead center of the map there. troops are on the west bank of the shenandoah river, we will head south, take john gordon's division at its northern flank, drive it away, clear the crossing of the shenandoah river and the rest of her ratio's army will -- horatio's army will cross the river,

a teenager admits killing newlywed pc andrew harper in berkshire last summer.uth africa where england are trying to win the second test but the south africans are frustrating at the moment. and india could host

siegel is commanding the arm ney west virginia at harper's ferry. he actually puts up a pretty decent short fight at harper's ferry before he's relieved and from my friend in the back there we've got sweet lou wallace, where the 8th army corps will be his initiative in many ways washington d.c. so what's going on with the federal high command here? they're headed north towards the potomac river in maryland, there are reports that there's a large enemy force operating in the valley that's getting all of the way up to the apartment and his chief of staff henry howlick, and they're forwarding that information to general grant down in petersburg. first of all, grant's like, don't worry about that. david hunter is in the valley and he'll take care of that and howard tells him i don't think he's in the valley anymore, man. you better figure something out. so for abraham lincoln and grant this becomes a good opportunity so grant believes as does lincoln that hey, if we can separate whatever force this is away from lee, let's destroy this force before he cr

he was in harpers ferry organizing troops there. he might not have been your first team guy but he was no slouch but even though i still like this quote from one of his men who would describe porterfield as, quote, a polished virginia gentlemen but i gue ignorant of war as a mule is of the ten commandments. i'm glad you're liking these. i've got a bunch of them. when porterfield arrived at grafton, the only troops he found there were the grafton guards. he had no one to meet him on the railroad. they told him essentially, buddy, you better get out of here. if you go a few miles down the road to grafton, there might be confederate troops there, you need to leave. grafton was an important railroad hub. lots of irish immigrant workers there, irish catholic much more loyal to the union. porterfield went down to grafton -- or fedorman. he found a few companies there. he couldn't believe this was all he had. now, i don't want to make it out as though there was no secession sentiments in the northwest. that wasn't the case. confederate com

anyway, this upset another gentleman called william randolph hearst to adjust bought harper's bazaar.ple out to badmouth vogue and condÉ mast is people who wanted to get rid of european fashion and not import it into america anymore and they were only out to support clothing designers et cetera et cetera. well, what happened though was condÉ's representative arrived in paris during the war and with a big fat check from the seamstress who had been put out of work. hearst lost the first round but he was not going to give up. we all know he never did that. , 19152 things happened. the most important was lunch with a gentleman who founded the inffeehouse in this building, frank. frank was a great aficionado of modern art and was everybody's favorite [inaudible] and had milesfr and acres of friends throughout new york city and condÉ had lunch with him probably at the coffeehouse actually. i don't know exactly and he said i've got a problem and i've bought two magazines called dress and vanity fair. i've tried to edit them myself but i'm a publisher, not an editor. what hee think i'm gettin

he gets spooked as a result of this harpers ferry episode and he leaves. he packs his brigade up and go south to goose creek where the road crosses goose creek. he sets up a new defensive position there. what is odd about that is he does that without getting permission from anybody. he does it on his own. message to general beauregard, his immediate sub. superior.ediate beauregard is not happy. he has turned over a strategically significant river crossing, the invasion route, he has given that to the union forces. they had recognized immediately what'd they had, what a gift today had they could have simply walking -- walked into leesburg without firing a shot. he leaves. he sends a message to general beauregard. general beauregard is not happy. .e sends a message act -- back it is very flowery, polite, 19th century military language. the general wishes to know why you have taken this decision as you have neglected to inform him. -- read between the lines "are you note says is, out of your freaking mind?" he gets his wrist slapped and he turns around and ta

the same law firm where dern met with her own lawyer when she filed for divorce from musician ben harper. >> i know how it feels. >> you do? >> yes. >> reporter: for laura dern, it seems hollywood and real life have often been intertwined, ever since the very beginning. >> the wild angels. >> reporter: if you're a real fan of biker movies, you might remember the 1966 film "the wild angels." >> come here. >> no. >> reporter: and two of the wildest angels were bruce dern and his blond girlfriend, diane ladd. it seems they were pretty close off camera too. around nine months after filming wrapped, dern and ladd had another premiere. you were literally conceived on a movie set. >> true. 100% true. even better on a roger korman biker movie. i feel very proud of that. >> over here i want to start. >> okay, i'm not even looking, i'm so excited. >> reporter: we met laura dern at the motion picture academy's margaret herrick library in beverly hills, where they keep more than 12 million photos, and a few things not even she's ever seen. this is your birth announcement. >> what? actor bruce dern a

ferry and the raid on the harpers ferry armory, john brown, october 16, 1859, secured a raid on that facility. he wanted to get additional weapons. he figured that people from the area would join and that would be the beginning of a huge movement. unfortunately for him, there was an african-american killed, the first person killed on the raid, and -- and other people that were from the town, and that got the people who were iving in that area to combat john brown and try to stop what he was trying to do. john brown is said to have started the very first beginnings of the civil war. john brown was captured and actually there is a mural in this exhibit. it shows john brown with a comrade laying beside him. these are individuals, the charges against john brown, and he was tried for treason and he was later hung. we are currently in the room of the museum. this is the area that talks about and discusses the reasons for west virginia becoming a state in 1863. western virginians actually were longing -- looking to become a state much earlier than that and looking at improvements that were

when kim harper came back to her house, she couldn't recognise the neighbourhood.els like i'm in the middle of the apocalypse. like, i think someone's dropped a bomb on us, basically. that's what it feels like. in the neighbouring state of victoria, the navy has been helping evacuate people. so far, 18 people have lost their lives in the fires. volunteer firefighter geoffrey keaton was one of them. today was his funeral, where his 19—month—old son harvey was presented with his father's medal for bravery. gusty winds and temperatures soaring above a0 degrees are set to create hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, lake conjola, new south wales. bushfires have always been a feature of australian summers, but, as we're reporting, this season has seen some of the most intense and extensive fires ever. experts say it's difficult to pinpoint a single cause, but three years of dry weather and the hottest tempertaures on record last year clearly played a part, as our science editor david shukman reports. on a terrifying scale and burning in

. >> meanwhile, the harper seals in norwalk, connecticut, have picked a winner for the super bowl. >> yes, and who is that? rascal chose between two helmets and guess what, she picked the 49ers. so that's one smart harbor seal. >> world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. from all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you in half an hour. actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. >>> tonight, breaking news on the coronavirus. the unsettling images of the nearly 200 americans arriving back in the u.s., seen walking down the stairs, medical teams in hazmat suits waiting for them. the testing now under way, and some 800 americans still believed to be in china. and tonight, amer

the attack happened in the condo harper off in's and the taliban takes responsibility. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to sign the articles of impeachment against president donald trump . doug luzader reports from washington that president donald trump is already saying those charges should be thrown out. >>> the democrats will meet about this tomorrow and we expect them to move ahead with articles of impeachment, sending them to the senate but among other things, it may create a massive time crunch. >> i've always said i would send them over. there is no mystery to that. >> reporter: nancy pelosi telegraphs her next punch as she meets with democrats tomorrow, they expect to sign off the articles of impeachment and send to the senate for a trial put on twitter, the president called for outright dismissal but democrats in the senate, acting as jurors, push for more. >> there is a key difference between trials so much depends on majority l o next presidential debate that is tomorrow in iowa and candidates including bernie sanders and elizabeth warren would have to leave the camp

. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bob harper, and i recently had a heart attack. it changed my life. a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. slow heart rhythm has been reported. tell your doctor about bleeding new or unexpected shortness of breath any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. if you

when kim harper came back to her house, she cannot recognize the neighborhood. >> feels like i'm in the middlps of the apoca i think someone has dropped a bomb on us,asically. that is what it feels like. report: in the neighboring state of victoria, the navy has been helping evacuate people. so far, 18 people have lost their lives in the fires. volunteer firefighter joffrey was one of them. today s his funeral, where his 19-month-old son harved was presenteth his father's medal for bravery. wigusts and temperatures soaring above 40 degrees are set to cree hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. laura: we are tracking another story about dangerous weather tonight. floods in indonesia's known to have killed 26 people after thcity experienced the heaviest rainfall inat decades. east 30,000esidentsave moved to temporary shelters. jakarta is one of the fastest-syncing cities in the world and faces frequent flooding during the rainy season. the new year is upon us, and 2020 in america's capital means one thing, it is election year. on that front we have had two major developers. first,

hi, i'm bob harper, and i recently had a heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor.cribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. slow heart rhythm has been reported. tell your doctor about bleeding new or unexpected shortness of breath any planned surgery, and all medicines you take. if you recently had a heart attack, ask your doctor if b

when kim harper came back to her house, she cannot recognize the neighborhood. >> feels like i'm in the middle of the apocalypse. i think someone has dropped a bomb on us, basically. that is what it feels like. reporter: in the neighboring state of victoria, the navy has been helping evacuate people. so far, 18 people have lost their lives in the fires. volunteer firefighter joffrey was one of them. today s his funeral where his 19-month-old son harvey was presented with his father's medal for avery. gusty winds and temperatures40 soaring abovegrees are set to create hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. a:la we are tracking another story about dangerous weather tonight. floods innd iesia's r are known to have killed 26 people after the city experienced the heaviest rainfall in decades. at least 30,000 residents have moved to temrary shelters. jakarta is one of the cifastest-syncing es in the world and faces frequent flooding during the rainy yeason. the ne is upon us, and 2020 in america's capital means one thing, it is election year. on that front we have had two jor developer

but joe harper going to come out santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera rival protests in libya for and against the wall $25.00 after the head of an international conference to try to end the fighting also airports in the u.s. start screening some passengers from china as fears grow about the spread of a new virus were exposing the truth about west africa's fake drugs trade and cameras.

harper's rob fladeboe and now joins us live with what has unfolded in the past hour robbed. >>that's right vicki as you said one ye-old baby mila selling is safe and sound tonight and her father is now in the county jail, a very emotional scene just about 30 minutes so ago, let's go right to the video and you're going to take a look here at moment that the baby was reunited with her grandmother here you could hear people cheering and crying in the background assists on folded. standing over the behind the police department vehicles reunited again with the grandmother who was brought in here to try and talk some sense into the child's esanged father who allegedly kidnapped a child early this morning from a motel, a daylong search ensued the area was cordoned off before this dramatic scene finally played out here late this afternoon but here's more on wt transpired earlier in the day. >>the suspect and his one year-old daughter holed up in an apartment complex here and the chill as police used a loudspeaker to try and persuade him to give up the child was kidnapped earlier in

. >> the next one i would like to talk about is harper's ferry in west virginia. and it's now a national park service site. it might be considered one of the earliest examples of heritage tourism destinations for african-americans, because in addition to the natural beauty of west virginia, one of the reasons it became a popular destination is because it was the site of john brown's raid in 1959. and it's important to look at the site. as the nation fought over the public meaning or what the collective meaning of the civil war would be, african-americans memorialized brown as a martyr to the cause. they were making a very public statement. while everybody else was disagreeing what the war was about, this were saying this war had been about slavery. among the places where african-americans could attain accommodations during the summer months here was store college, which provided educational opportunities for african-americans after the war. however, emblematic of the increasingly jim crow se segregation, a college that also allowed white borders attempted to exclu

when kim harper came back to her house, she couldn't recognise the neighbourhood.i think someone's dropped a bomb on us, basically. that's what it feels like. in the neighbouring state of victoria, the navy has been helping evacuate those people stranded in mallacoota. a series of committee meetings have been held to decide who will get to leave the area by ship first. so far, 18 people have lost their lives in the fires. volunteer firefighter geoffrey keaton was one of them. today was his funeral, where his i9—month—old son harvey was presented with his father's medal for bravery. gusty winds and temperatures soaring above a0 degrees are set to create hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, lake conjola, new south wales. stay with us on bbc news. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief! after half a century of delighting fans around the world, charlie brown and the rest of the gang are c

when kim harper came back to her house, she couldn't recognise the neighbourhood. middle of the apocalypse. like, i think someone‘s dropped a bomb on us, basically. that's what it feels like. in the neighbouring state of victoria, the navy has been helping evacuate people. so far, 18 people have lost their lives in the fires. volunteer firefighter geoffrey keaton was one of them. today was his funeral where his 19—month—old son harvey was presented with his father's medal for bravery. gusty winds and temperatures soaring above a0 degrees are set to create hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, lake conjola, new south wales. bushfires have always been a feature of australian summers but — as we've just reported — this season has seen some of the most intense and extensive fires ever. experts say it's difficult to pinpoint a single cause but three years of dry weather and the hottest temperatures on record last year clearly played a part. as our science editor david shukman reports. 0na on a terrifying scale and burning into many diff

social democrats he's also a member of parliament for the affairs committee mr harper he supports a ban on the way here in germany the german chancellor angela merkel she opposes any ban it's good to have you here so abhisit effect have to ask you are. we well we know what the e.u. decides about 5 g. what we were reporting today is only advisory the decision lies with the member states so what what germany decides is going to be what germany does but you can't ignore what the u.k. decided yesterday does it help or hurt you it doesn't really help because i think it's a compromise that will not work in the long run but with signs from brussels today from the commission that girl's the other direction how does that help you because they also say they don't mention a ban on who way they just say. limits well and nobody wants to ban who is literally it's about standards who is able who who are we willing to accept a supplier for critical infrastructure and what's the criteria for that and trustworthiness political trustworthiness is a top criteria and that's what's the debate is about it's a

few moments but 1st we leave you with stunning pictures of from ice festival in the chinese city of harper and thanks for watching. here i am. sick anxious place to hail museums and standing. kiran. intense does it camp at all trains kimi and for. you. nice news and keeping. balance to follow story. nico is a. must. start in january 27th on d w. in the army of climate change. the truckers who made the decision. to cut cut so soon. what ideas do they have for their future. dot com for chemical safety just for the meeting to get a clear cut answer. i'm not proud of and they will not succeed in dividing us about i'll not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of these things right a ship. taking the stand global news that matters. made from mines every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the cook. nico is in germany to learn german why not with him it's simple online on your mobile and free stuff d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy. this is the doctor nears a shop coming up the most prolific rapers from br

when kim harper came back to her house, she couldn't recognise the neighbourhood. i'm in the middle of the apocalypse. like, i think someone's dropped a bomb on us, basically. that's what it feels like. in the neighbouring state of victoria, the navy has been helping evacuate those people stranded in mallacoota. a series of committee meetings have been held to decide who will get to leave the area by ship first. so far, 18 people have lost their lives in the fires. volunteer firefighter geoffrey keaton was one of them. today was his funeral, where his 19—month—old son harvey was presented with his father's medal for bravery. gusty winds and temperatures soaring above a0 degrees are set to create hazardous fire conditions in the coming days. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, lake conjola, new south wales. let's stay with this story and as shaimaa reported there, the australian navy has begun an operation to move hundreds of people trapped in the fire—ravaged town of mallacoota. around 4,000 people have been stranded on a beach since monday night after fires cut off roads. 1

then they want to turn it into affordable housing for seniors harper's dan kerman live for us to their tonight with more on the stand. >>that's right we're mark and dubose said the sheet metal workers union building and it is this building in the parking lot adjacent that they want to turn into affordable housing for seniors. this property which now houses the sheet metal workers union in a parking lot could soon be transformed into affordable housing units for seniors this would allow us to add we hope something close to another 100. >>the need will be will continue to be tremendous, it moves us in the right direction, the building sits amendments district on the edge of the castro in the goal. >>this to target lgbtq seniors for 60% of the approximately 100 spots worst because obviously san francisco is and. the housing crisis, karen skull teddy knows about the housing shortage firsthand she runs open house the only other lgbtq welcoming affordable senior housing complex in the city currently have over 3,000 people on the wait list for our 2 buildings alone. we have people walking thr

jane harper had been walking her dogs with herfriend joanne bellamy when they spotted bella — a belgianto a vet where she is recovering. a man and a woman were arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty offences and have been released under investigation. just by chance we were about 20 minutes into the walk and just the corner of my eye, ijust saw something and i wasn't sure if it was a hat or something swept up with the river. and when we looked closely, we just saw eyes. the face was so still that the eyes were just looking at us. the community all came together and i had a friend who dog grooms. and i thought she would know exactly who to phone and what to do. she was there within five, ten minutes with her husband. he took his jumper off and wrapped it round the dog. and it'sjust amazing how everyone dropped everything to come and help this dog. and the worst and the best of humanity, i think, in this story. jane, you waded in to try to pull bella out of the river. now, i don't know if we have a picture of the actual rock that was tied to her. here it comes. yes, it is huge. we can se

deal formalizing a truce truce but russia says the talks are not dead there have been reports of harper's forces gathering in southern tripoli which threatens the truce brokered by turkey and russia over the weekend turkish president egypt type erdogan has accused hafter of running away from negotiations. in the coming days we will carefully monitor the choices that will be made between hafter and the legitimate government if the terrorist attacks against the people in the government of libya continue we will never refrain from teaching him the lesson he deserves. at least 61 people have been killed in an avalanche in pakistan administered kashmir search and rescue crews are still looking for several others who are missing severe winter weather has killed more than 130 people across pakistan and afghanistan in recent days. a prominent cambodian opposition politicians due to stand trial on treason charges came circa arrested and 2017 accused of collaborating with the us to overthrow the government of long time ruler in same which he denies so because opposition party was banned ahead of th

pc andrew harper was killed last august as he investigated a burglary.rder — which he denies. rebecca long—bailey has become the latest labour mp to join the contest to be labour leader. a key member ofjeremy corbyn‘s team, she said that the party's failure at the polls had been due to a lack of strategy, rather than issues withjeremy corbyn, whose leadership she said was "ten out of ten". any leader who leads us into a general election defeat needs to take ultimate responsibility. but he also set out a radical platform for policy development that involved the grassroots in our trade unions and develop some of the most exciting and innovative policies that we seen in a generation. australian firefighters are continuing to battle around 200 wildfires in the states of new south wales and victoria in the south east of the country. cooler temperatures in the past few days have allowed crews time to contain some of the spread, but new pockets of fire are emerging all the time. 25 people are known to have died, including three volunteer firefighters. around 1,