hector topete is my guest on the show. welcome to the show. hector topete: thank you very much.amian: well, tell us first of all about the council, what you all do in alameda county. hector: so, we were founded in 1982, and since then we've awarded and fundraised over close to $2 million in scholarship to alameda county students. damian: and that's the goal is education and education access for-- hector: it's the education--our mission actually is to promote the value of education in our latino community. so, it's something that's very near and dear to me, because at one point when i was in high school applying to colleges, i applied to maybe 20 or 30 scholarships and everyone gave me a rejection letter except for one organization, which was hcac, and they said, "hey, welcome," and it said, "we want to honor you at our may luncheon." and i remember bringing my mother, and for the first time, i was recognized for something, right, and it made me feel good. and i remember seeing my--the face with me and my mom taking the picture, and i could tell that she was very proud. and i sai

hector says most of his customers walk here. if they leave, so goes his business.ut in making their bid to bring amazon hq 2 to northn virginia, virginia's governor, ralph northam and several local leaders have said they will bring more options when it comes ing.ffordable ho evelyn is hopeful leaders act on that. >> wereate model of housing, affordable housing so people can ay. i think that would be a great idea. >> reporter: hector worries the alternative will not only hurt business, but also his community'sculture. >> we provide service here, you know, for the community for so many years. for us to leave, it would be heart breaking. >> reporter: in alexandria, david culver, news4. >>> the competition was fierce, but in the end there could be onlyne winner of the pat collins snow stick challenge. we'll show you the womning photo,g up next. >>> allright. with the snow comes the pat collins snow stick challenge. this week's entries may have been somof the best ye so we had a really tough time naming our first champion of19, but eventually our team of judges picked o

unfortunately -- >> david: hector if i compose you and interject.his is an important series of numbers. the $5.7 billion request and all the other things requested in fy 2019 by the administration, immigration, judges all the things you have asked for, in your report to the president to congress, it includes what needs to be done about the process for these migrants when they cross over into the u.s. illegally. so is that being done? are we handling the flow and the flood or do we need an immediate surge? >> hector: so that a national crisis, that we are seeing on the border, our agents undermanned and we don't have the resources to care for these people. the flow is not stopping. there are changes that need to be done on the congressional level, but think about it we can't get our government open it. how can we expect congress to poll immigration loophole the are exploiting? the congressional leaders need to get their act together to make sure we stop this. we need to stop and encouraging illegal immigration and serious about border security. >> da

hector, how long have you been on the border patrol? >> 18 years. what amazes me, with all due respect to alan, we have these talking heads in the media talking about border security ad they've never spent a single day working on the border. we've had some people that have never been to the border. it baffles me. they are talking, they come on fox news. they speak on the hill and so many of these people have never worked as a border patrol agent. >> jason: there was a cnn analyst or commentator that said you and the people standing on the podium were political ponds. how do you react? >> we are not. border patrol agents are the experts. we are the ones who go off there every day and try to protect the borders and protect the country. we're the ones apprehending and arresting a lot of these criminal aliens that have very serious criminal records. if we don't stop them, they are going to commit very serious crimes. >> if you are a hammer, everything looks like a nail. if someone could reevaluate what everyone is doing. i respect what you're doing at t

gentlemen, first i want to take the opportunity to listen to hector.ot a regular day at the office, but speaking with the president today. >> i want to talk about some of those criminals border patrol agents apprehend. murderers, rapists, people who commit serious crimes. these aliens have been released from jail. they will come right back into the united states. if we had a physical barrier, a wall, we would be able to stop it. >> jason: quite a moment. thank you for joining us. allen, i appreciate it. you have been on. i know you believe wholeheartedly in what you believe but what's wrong with what hector said? he is sitting right next to you. what's wrong with what he said and pushing and advocating for a borderit. wall? >> the border wall doesn't fix any of the problems that were enumerated in the statement before.er not really. most of the problems are related to drugs and alcohol which is a totally different show. we are talking of an immigration, the issue was these individuals had been deported and had returned to the united states before. the

the allegation has been made by tenee hector, who is a defenderfor totte n ha m tenee hector, who is second tier of women's football. —— renee hector. she made the claim yesterday after their win over sheffield united. she said: crucially, she did report this to the referee during the match, so it is included in the match report. the club, spurs, also reported separately to the fa, so they are investigating this. their intake of the team is looking into it. and sheffield united women have also said they are launching their own investigation. so lots of people looking into this at the moment. how common is this, particularly between two players? it is rare. i am unable to think of another example of this allegation happening in the women's game. that is not to say that it hasn't happened before, it might just be because of the profile of women's football that we have not heard about it before. are we here in men's football allegations of abuse coming from the terraces, but in terms of one player accusing another, that is uncommon. i can think of a couple from last year. there was an a

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hector, let's start with you, you heard what jorge said.order communities are the safest, and a lot of border patrol agents say a wall is absolutely not needed. your response? >> first of all, jorge ramos does not to present the views of hispanic communities. he likes to go on shows and talk for hispanics and latinos in the united states, he does not represent our views. he represents himself. as border patrol agents, 52% of hispanics in the workforce, and we do support a barrier. we are asking for help, for the safety of the american people and for the safety of our border patrol agents. >> laura: sheriff, let's get to you. it is always hard when you're trying to talk to someone or debate to someone who just says, right off the bat, this is racist. there is nowhere to go with the argument. i actually do like debating people on things, because i think you can find common ground, you can agree to basic facts. but right off the bat, the wall is called a racist, there is nothing you can do, nothing you can say. what do you say, with your own e

hector, great to see you today.anding behind the president yesterday as he was making his comments. you were part of the group that was there to support the idea of wall funding. what do you need to keep america safe, and why a wall? >> it's very clear, harris, that border patrol agents are the real voice to the experts. we've been talking about a wall, physical barriers. we did and el paso, texas, we did in california, and we needed along the border. we want to make it very clear that we are not calling for a wall from sea to shining sea. we are calling for a wall in strategic locations that can help the agents do their job, keep the border patrol agents safe. if to make sure that congress funds border security, and the border wall. it's so important for the american people. it's important for the border patrol agents, to keep them safe. >> harris: do you wish at this point that we should call it more what it is? it's not really a wall, it's a reinforced fence line. a strong fence that has been there for decades. u

they're going to have to relocate. >> reporter: hector says most hi customers walk here.ey leave, so goes his business. >> and i think we're losing a o big partf alexandria. i feel we'll lose the community. >> reporter: the executive director of tenanor andrs united. >> it already costs a lot to live inalexandria. alexandria is one of the areas that has stayed for so long being affordable. >> reporter: in the bid to bring amazon's hq2 to northern virginia, virginia's governor and local leaders have said they will bring more options when it comes to affordable hoing. >> i think it can be a positive a we create a different kind of model offfordable housing, so people can stay. i think that can be a great ideahe >> reporter: alternative is devastating to hector. >> that'd be very sad, youknow, if we do lose this place. it'd be heartbreaking. >> reporter: in alexandria, david culver, new4. >>> taking a live look outside at thel natio monument. lauryn ricketts is tracking some freezing temperature coming our way. she'll be back in just a minute. stay with us. stronger is rebui

hector rivera suarez. juan carlos navarra. carlos emanuel diaz. -- gloria alonso. drid.y lama speaker, as this house adjourns for the week today, after just one rule bill, i implore my colleagues to take some time and think deeply about these individuals. their families and what our country stands for. it certainly isn't this political stunt by the majority and it certainly isn't the status quo they are so proud to protect. as members of the u.s. house of representatives, we are a very small group with a large responsibility. americans on us 435 is to represent 325 americans faithfully. to work together so tomorrow is .etter than today let us not let these political distractions get in the way of our duty. instead, let's actually work together to give the voice to the voiceless. i yield back. [applause] >> gentleman from north

are we just need to get their act together. >> hector, great to see you again. we need your expertise and your input. the president will make a major announcement tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. on border security. we will keep you updated on tha right here on the channel.co >> they join me to react to the dueling fortunes in mexico at the march for life and the women's march when this special edition of "the ingraham angle. continues. >> they will cover other marches , the five people that show up tomorrow. ♪ >> it doesn't have to be popular , it just has to be righteous. >> i signed a letter to congres to make sure if they send any legislation to my desk that weakens the protection of human life, i will issue a veto. >> tens of thousands marching today and a nations capital. they are there to protest the 1974 supreme court roe versus wade decision advocating for women to choose life, not abortion.ou but this is how the liberal media created today's event. the washington post headline saying and i quote march for life says its pro- science despite medical consensus favor

ye >> reporter: that's potentially impact businesses like hector's.customers walk here and if they lee, so goes his business. but in making the business for amazon's hq 2, vveginia's gornor and other local lea brs said they'ring more options r affordable housing. >> if we create a different type of model of affordable housing so people can stay, i think that will be a great idea. >> reporter: hector worries the alternative will nnly hurt business but also his community's culture. >> we provide a service for the communit so many years and for us to leave, that would be heart breaking. >> david culver, news4. >>> we have a follow-up tonight on a wking for you story we told you about last week. a new carrollton woman says she's been allowed back into her apartment building to retrieve her things four months after an arson fire there. she saidhe was repeatedly denied permission into her apartment even though it had not been seriously damaged by that pafire. the c that owns the property said it was too dangerous. franklin said it was a nightm e nightmare.

add to that amazon and hector's clients say they'll likely moveh ele.y're paying high rent it is, but they're worried it' going to keep going higher and they'll have to relocate. >> reporter: hector says most of his customers walkhe . if they leave, so goes his business. >> we're losing a big part of alexandria if we lose this community. >> reporter: she's the executive director of tenantsrs and wor united. >> it already costs a lot to live in alexandria. this is an area that has stayed affordable. m >> reporter: iing their bid to bring amazon's hq 2 here, virginia's governor and several local leers said they'll bring more options when it comes to affordable housing. >> it will be a positive if we create a dnt type of model of affordable housing so people can stay. i think that can be a great idea. >> reporter: the alternative is devastating tohector. >> i'll be sad if w l doose this place. because it'll heartbreaking. reporter: in alexandria, david culver >>> the hidden hot spots in your home that can trigger jour allergies and keep you from getting a

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. >>> my name is hector garcia said the vice president of the national border patrol council, i'm also part of the boarder. i want to talk about some of the criminals we apprehend on a daily basis were talking about murderers, rapists, people who commit serious crimes in this country. ice is doing a minute amazing job at deporting these people. unfortunately want to deport these people these people are stay in the country. these people are aliens that have been released from jail that have been deported they will come right back into the united states. however if we have a physical barrier if we had a wall we would be able to stop that. again i want to think president donald trump for advocating for border patrol agents. again we asked congressman to find border security and to fund the border wall. thank you. >>> this meeting was set up a long time ago. it just came at a great opportune time. i thought we were all sitting in the oval office working on different plans and different ways of stopping the problems that we have in our country. other countries of problems but nobody like ou

hector says she heard monkey noises from an opposition player.women said they've reported it to the fa and have begun an investigation. johanna konta pulled out of the sydney international for the second time in two days. she withdrew from qualifying yesterday with a neck injury, but was given a lucky loser place in the main—draw. she was due to play kiki bertens in the first round but she hasn't given a reason for pulling out this time. the australian open is just a week away. meanwhile, heather watson lost in the first round of the hobart international. the british number two was beaten 6—1, 6—4 by romania's irina—camelia begu. sticking with women's tennis, and great britain have named their top five players as their fed cup team for february's matches in bath. johanna konta is joined by heather watson, katie swan, katie boulter and debutant harriet dart. great britain will be playing at home in the women's team competition for the first time in 26 years. speaking of making history, india captain virat kohli says that winning a series in austra

my name is heck to garza -- hector garza, i am a border patrol agent at the texas border. i just want to talk about some of those criminals that border patrol agents apprehend on a daily basis. we're talking about murderers, rapists, people that commit very serious crimes in this country. i.c.e. has been doing an amazing job in deporting a lot of these people back to their cups. unfortunately, these people will not stay in their country. these criminal aliens that have been released from jail that have been deported come right back into the united states. however, we had a physical barrier with. if we had a wall, we would be able to stop that. again, we will thank president trump for advocating for border patrol agents and, again, we ask our congressmen to fund border security or and fund the border wall. thank you. >> so this meeting was set up a long time ago. it just came at a very opportune time, and i thought -- we were all sitting in the oval office working on different plans and different ways of stopping the problems that we have in our country -- and other countri

el doctor hÉctor salcedo explica que estar cinco minutos en condiciones extremas sin la debida protecciÓn salir y se vista con suficientes capas de ropa, si es que lo hace. en chicago, viviana Ávila, univisiÓn. enrique: un tiroteo en un barrio de la ciudad de houston dejÓ a cinco oficiales del departamento de policÍa de heridos. galo: un operativo antidrogas que se llevÓ a cabo al suroeste de houston terminÓ en caos esta tarde cuando los sospechosos de vender narcÓticos en una vivienda dispararon contra los oficiales. >> determinaron que estaban vendiendo heroÍna en esa locaciÓn. tenÍan una orden de la corte para entrar y buscar las drogas. cuando abrieron la puerta, inmediatamente comenzaron a disparar a los oficiales. galo: la balacera asusto a todos los vecinos >> se sintieron los disparos. galo: cuatro oficiales resultaron heridos por impactos de bala. otro sufriÓ una lesión en la rodilla durante el tiroteo. "el el alcalde dijo que el quinto oficial sea fue dado de alta. pero uno de los dos heridos se encuentra en condiciÓn crÍtica". >> estÁn en condiciÓn crÍtica, pero no pensamos que

jedediah: we have hector garza at 7:30 a.m.rtant that president trump has come out with members of the border patrol. for them to speak as well. this isn't just coming for him. they are saying this is what we need. we back up the president 100 percent. areas on the border that have blockades up are successful. not much more that he can do. if democrats don't want to help out -- pete: democrats come in said we are going to have a plan and focus on policy, right? ed: you are right. pete: update me here. ed: the president is focused on cracking down on illegal immigration. in the last campaign they talked a lot about heck and said we are going to focus like a laser, if you will, to ba borrow something from the bill clinton days on healthcare and kitchen table issues. i tried to look real quick the nancy pelosi house. the democrat calling president trump hitler. you had a democrat saying let's abolish the electoral college. you had a democrat introducing articles of impeachment. you had a democrat we're going to get to this, saying

like then there's four hundred sixty hector area there are major restrictions in place on the most polluting cars. they're no longer allowed to pass through but may get us out. until the end of february as of older details will be issued with a warning if they enter the restricted area after that they'll face a ninety euro fine authorities say the ban is already making a difference madrid's ground via is less congested than before freeing up space for cyclists in particular. people are already reacting an increasing number are traveling in this area by bus traffic overall is down. but not everyone supports the ban retailers and delivery companies are especially critical some even calling it a disaster isabel garcia runs a furniture store and says she depends on customers being able to return by car she points to a survey commissioned by critics of the. airport the seven percent of those polled say they no longer want to come into the city center to shop. that means she'll also need to replace her van it only my mother one time of course the problem is we need a van that meets our needs while

and there's four hundred sixty hector area there are major restrictions in place on the most polluting cars. they're no longer allowed to pass through. until the end of february drivers of older diesels will be issued with a warning if they enter the restricted area after that they'll face a ninety euro fine authorities say the ban is already making a difference madrid's ground via is less congested than before freeing up space for cyclists in particular. people are already reacting an increasing number are traveling in this area by bus traffic overall is down. but not everyone supports the ban retailers and delivery companies are especially critical some even calling it a disaster isabel garcia runs a furniture store and says she depends on customers being able to return by car she points to a survey commissioned by critics of the. seven percent of those polled say they no longer want to come into the city center to shop. that means she'll also need to replace her van it only my mother one time of course the problem is we need a van that meets our needs while also adhering to the city

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and there's four hundred sixty hector area there are major restrictions in place on the most polluting cars. they're no longer allowed to pass through. until the end of february drivers of older diesels will be issued with a warning if they enter the restricted area after that they'll face a ninety year old fine authorities say the ban is already making a difference madrid's ground via is less congested than before freeing up space for cyclists in particular. people are already reacting an increasing number are traveling in this area by bus traffic overall is down. but not everyone supports the ban retailers and delivery companies are especially critical some even calling it a disaster isabel garcia runs a furniture store and says she depends on customers being able to return by car she points to a survey commissioned by critics of the. airport the seven percent of those polled say they no longer want to come into the city center to shop. that means she'll also need to replace her van. the problem is we need a van that meets our needs while also adhering to the city's rules we visit mu

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arsenal's hector bellerin is taking things to a whole new level.different, and has often talked about how he likes to express itself, not just often talked about how he likes to express itself, notjust on the pitch but after it. where better to do that then here? with the great and good of the world of fashion. i like the guy in the back there! looking on in amusement. that is fashion, apparently. next up, the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through the cinema releases, who else but jason solomons? new year, lots of new films?

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celular y no les importa >> la policía ofreció $2500 de recompensa quien de información del malo héctorn que una mujer también está involucrada >> en este reporte policiaco brindado al público se da a conocer que el domingo andy torres y dos mujeres entraron a una gasolinera, al ser confrontada por una trabajadora, la empuja e intenta apuñalarla y le patea su pierna, huye pero la víctima logra anotar la placa del carro al ser arrestada por este robo un detective trabajando en el caso se da cuenta que es la misma mujer es captada en cámaras robándose el auto donde supuestamente estaba el niño >> (habla inglés) >> el jefe de la policía señala que el bebé nunca estuvo en el auto y el padre fue arrestado por poner en peligro a un menor ambos están libres >> el bebé de ocho meses cont inúa d san antonio continúa su búsqueda con la ayuda del fbi a pesar de que no están recibiendo un sueldo debido al cierre del gobierno >> enfrenta cargos de robo agravado sin embargo aún no se ha postulado al cargo que enfrentará por formar parte de la desaparición del bebe >> la policía de texas informa que e

seguir su camino >>> la mayoría toman descanso luego de las primeras millas recorridas bajo el sol, héctora llegar bien asistencia médica, muchos resienten los estragos del camino, como francisco qué se enfermó y tampoco sabe si seguirá adelante >>> estoy muy débil, no llegar. >>> pero la mayoría dice que nada ni nadie podrá detenerlos, en tapachula, méxico, raúl torres, noticias telemundo. >>> este drama continúa precisamente cientos de migrantes centroamericanos salieron hoy de tapachula chiapas encaminó a estados unidos sin esperar el documento migratorio, los integrantes de esta nueva caravana, en su mayoría hondureños cruzaron ayer la frontera desde guatemala. >>> vamos a bolivia donde el choque de dos autobuses dejó como saldo 22 personas muertas y otras 37 heridas, el dramático accidente ocurrió en un camino rural a 155 millas de la capital la paz, la policía reportó que al parecer uno de los vehículos circulaba a exceso de velocidad mientras que el otro podría haber venido en sentido contrario coleccionando amos de frente >>> en nueva york el presidente se prepara para las bajas te

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. ♪ hector doesn't sound... ♪ doesn't mean--doesn't mean he's french, but... >> exactly. >> "clair de> okay, let's take away two incorrect answers. a and c. >> of course. two french-sounding names. >> yeah. that makes sense. ♪ >> [mumbles indistinctly] >> where are we at? >> you're at $10,000. that is yours to walk away with. no more lifelines. chance to get to 20. risking half your money. and you would leave with 5 with an incorrect answer. >> the only other ravel that comes to mind is... ravel's "bolero." that movie "10." but i'm not actually sure. i would have to say ravel if it was between a or c, but it's up to you. >> let's go with a, final answer. maurice ravel. >> roll of the dice. >> oh... >> it was c. it was c. >> first instinct. >> hey, you guys took a swing maeeit. was gooto myou.yoguead utothhe martin walking out of here with $5,000, but we can do so much better, and we're about to. our next contestant is a graphic designer from las vegas, nevada. please welcome hometown boy greg anderson! how you doing? >> hi, chris, nice to meet you. [upbeat music] ♪ >> you got the vega

the guide and his colleagues have been working for years to read naturalize the nine hundred hector site improving conditions for native medicinal plants like wild garlic and wild cannabis around to. today native animal species like zebras springboks and leopard tortoises graze on fields that in the one nine hundred ninety s. were dominated by monocultures mountains of dead wood those straight another reactor was ation measure invasive species like the port jackson a tree brought here from australia are being removed to reclaim the space for native plants it will take some time before there's natural biosphere is back in balance but my teoh's and his colleagues have already achieved a lot his message about the environment is clear. sustainable keep it for the next generation this is what one tool and. sustainability and environmental protection a message that has been passed down by the sun for generations. can you imagine harvesting through polish it sounds crazy but that's exactly what university lecturer paid to from kenya. he's even been awarded a paid sent to transform the black int

♪ - ¡hÉctor! quieto ahÍ. la vuelta. [♪] [disparos] cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com exclusiva hablamos con una mujer que fue atacada salvajemente con una motosierra por su esposo y todo delante de sus hijos ¿qué tal? soy lorena domínguez muchas gas >> decenas de personas realizaron una vigilia para recordar una joven que murió el viernes en un accidente de tránsito en (nombre en inglés) . >> esto también dejó a cuatro personas hospitalizadas, andrés habló con familiares de una de estas el esciwalmart ubicado en inglés) estaba repleto, todos lamentaban la partida física de la adolescente (nombre en inglés) de 13 años >> ponerle mis respetos también, me dan sentimientos. >> el pasado viernes, alrededor de las 9:00 de la noche, regresaba con otros amigos de ver un partido de basquetbol que celebró en la escuela (nombre en inglés), se dirigían a comer, pero la conductora, una adolescente de 17 años, perdió el control de la camionetay terminó estrellándose contra un árbol en las calles (nombre en ing

el doctor hÉctor salcedo explica que estar cinco minutos en condiciones extremas sin la debida protecciÓno antidrogas que se llevÓ a cabo al suroeste de houston terminÓ en caos esta tarde cuando los sospechosos de vender narcÓticos en una vivienda dispararon contra los oficiales. >> determinaron que estaban vendiendo heroÍna en esa locaciÓn. tenÍan una orden de la corte para entrar y buscar las drogas. cuando abrieron la puerta, inmediatamente comenzaron a disparar a los oficiales. galo: la balacera asusto a todos los vecinos >> se sintieron los disparos. galo: cuatro oficiales resultaron heridos por impactos de bala. otro sufriÓ una lesión en la rodilla durante el tiroteo. "el el alcalde dijo que el quinto oficial sea fue dado de alta. pero uno de los dos heridos se encuentra en condiciÓn crÍtica". >> estÁn en condiciÓn crÍtica, pero no pensamos que van a morir. galo: los policÍas heridos tienen entre 34 y 54 aÑos. dos sospechosos de vender drna. el representante de la uniÓn de oficiales de la policÍa de stone dijo que todos los uniformados estÁn cansados de que los delincuentes traten d

and this four hundred sixty hector area there are major restrictions in place on the most polluting cars. they're no longer allowed to pass through this but may get us out. until the end of february drivers of older diesels will be issued with a warning if they enter the restricted area after that they'll face a ninety year old fine authorities say the ban is already making a difference madrid's ground via is less congested than before freeing up space for cyclists in particular. people are already reacting an increasing number are traveling in this area by bus traffic overall is down. but not everyone supports the ban retailers and delivery companies are especially critical some even calling it a disaster isabel garcia runs a furniture store and says she depends on customers being able to return by car she points to a survey commissioned by critics of the. airport the seven percent of those polled say they no longer want to come into the city center to shop. the ban means she'll also need to replace her van. the problem is we need a van that meets our needs while also adhering to the ci

hector says she heard monkey noises from an opposition player.s toa wada experts have been given access to a russian lab to take data that could use to the prosecution of hundreds of cheats. the original deadline of new year's eve was missed, but an anti—dumping team will now be allowed into the moscow facility on wednesday. 0ur sports editor is dan ronan. last year in september, wada decided to reinstate russia. it had a suspension lasting several years will is a doping. there was much outcry from athletes in the western members of the anti—doping commission at the, who believe wada should have remained tough or with russia, because they have not met to outstanding criteria. the macro said we will let them back in, on the strict condition that they hand over this lab data that will enable us to pursue cases against potentially hundreds, if not thousands, of russian sheets by the end of the year. the problem was that russia failed to deliver. they did not hand over data on new year's eve, and therefore, there was another outcry from the critics,

renee hector says she heard monkey chants during the match and reported the matter to the referee.r claims. in canada over the past two years, more than 8,000 people have died after overdosing on opioid drugs, ranging from heroin to some of the strongest painkillers, and the problem is being called canada's public health emergency. in vancouver, the downtown east side is the centre of the problem, with much of the area's drug supply including the deadly opioid fentanyl. but the city has taken an unusual step, installing supervised injection sites which allow people to use illegal drugs with trained staff present. 0ur correspondentjeremy cooke has been to the east side to look at this novel approach. here's my best friend. downtown vancouver. a tragic street theatre. of the desperate... ..the dying... ..the addicted. the opioid crisis has swept north america, but the unique response here is to treat all of this as a public health epidemic. fentanyl, a powerful opioid has taken 1500 lives on these streets in the past year. take it easy, 0k? stay safe. my name is melissa. i've overdos

renee hector says she heard monkey chants during the match, and reported the matter to the referee.i woman who spent two days barricaded in a hotel room in thailand to avoid being sent back to her family has avoided being deported for the time being. rahaf mohammed al-qunun said she wanted to seek asylum in australia and feared she'd be killed in saudi arabia. from bangkok, our correspodnent jonathan head sent this report. i'm still in the room. i have no choice. emerging from her hotel sanctuary, 18—year—old rahaf mohammed alqunun — now safe with thai and un officials, after a drama followed by millions on social media. iam not i am not leaving the room until i see unhcr. she renounced islam, she said, which in saudi arabia is punishable by death. thai official said it was a family matter and they would deport her. yet the extraordinary blaze of publicity over her case forced a change of heart. the immigration chief came to her hotel, now telling me she would not be made to go back. "i'm using my authority to let her enter thailand," said general surachate hakparn, "and hand her ov

arsenal's hector bellerin is taking things to a whole new level. have a look at this. different and has often talked about how he likes to express himself. where better to do so than with the great and the good of the world of fashion. where was my in—flight? —— invitation. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team the things you learn about him and his team. we have business briefing coming up shortly. us and china official start their trade talks. that is ongoing right now in beijing. in global markets are watching this extremely closely, hoping for positive news once that meeting is over. we will discuss that and the implications in business briefing in a moment. i will see you soon. hello there. is quite settled whether we have had all year looks like it is coming to an end. pressure is falling ——is quiet. low pressure running to the north of scotland, it is picking went up in the north. the south, high pressure is still clinging on. there have been some holes in the clouds, a c

signatures of private landowners agreeing to sell this land for less than six thousand dollars a hector i haven't signed no i don't want to get paid by signed that giving me away the family says there is no safety threat here no crisis of migrants overrunning the border as president trump claims living close to the border with no wall federating where you are in mexico do you feel unsafe no i've never felt on say u.s. border patrol considers this area to be a hotspot for illegal crossings fresh footprints show people continue to come but the greatest danger may be to the migrants themselves these two men are actually with mexican authorities and they're combing the river now for the body of a migraine who disappeared here while attempting to cross four days ago they can come no closer than the middle of the river that is the international boundary between mexico and the united states they're building a wall who which is a prehistoric. strategy to keep people out versus now that there's new technology there's sensors or blames the police chief of nearby sullivan city says he supports any