desde (palabra en inglÉs) illinois, soy iris berrÍos, noticias telemundo. >> muchas gracias iris por, una joven madre hondureÑa que junto a hijo de 3 aÑos y diez personas mÁs fue arrastrada por las aguas intentando cruzar a estados unidos. su hijo de 3 aÑos tambiÉn se hundiÓ en el rÍo y aÚn lo siguen buscando, edgar tiene mÁs detalles. >> asÍ es felicidad, la patrulla fronteriza busca con lanchas rÁpidas a un niÑo migrante de tres aÑos de edad de honduras que junto con su mamÁ trataron de pasar el rÍo por la zona de eagle pass, pero lamentablemente a la mamÁ la encontraron su cuerpo, justamente en el rÍo. este grupo de migrantes tratÓ de pasar durante la madrugada del pasado martes, sin embargo, 10 horas despuÉs segÚn testimonio de las autoridades encontraron el cuerpo de la mamÁ cuyo nombre se desconoce a esta hora. esta zona justamente entre eagle pass y piedras negras es muy peligrosa, hay muchos remolinos y en lo que va del aÑo, hay 29 personas entre ellos niÑos que han fallecido. a todos nos llega a la memoria a la niÑo valeria de 11 meses que lamentablemente apareciÓ con su la

del fuego noticias telemundo se adentra en la zona afectada por los incendios del amazona, indÍgenas iryo se ven obligados a irse, cada hora se quema un campo de fÚtbol. rÉcord mexicano la ciudad de guadalajara jalisco rompe la marca guinness mÁs de 800 bailarines za patearon al encuentro del mariachi y la charrerÍa. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> noticias telemundo con julio javier.

creates jobs and also employ a young people also the need for african countries to begin to manage the iris sources better and not to let them be exploited and transported all of perhaps sent out of africa in there are much more focused on actually explore exploits in developing the iris aussies and actually manage them properly and also trading on monday actually on the continent. we've lost our 1st 2nd and see if we can get him back. i don't think we will unfortunately we were just talking about trading and wanted to talk to isaac there about whether or not africa is going to eventually manage to form a proper internal trading block of course that would be something that would help the continent grow there are many challenges holding back africa will have to get on to that subject another time in the meantime moving on to the global economy and it's fears it faces a slowdown along with a neverending trade war cautious fed chief drawing power has made a modest interest rate cut but he says it's not the beginning of a long series of rate cuts that send the dollar soaring kicking the euro an

edwin: han descrito esto como algo iris constitucional y discriminatorio. que la actividad criminal estÁ fuera de control y hace imposible el control. la comunidad lamenta tambiÉn la lentitud de las autoridades a la hora de identificar y entregar los cadÁveres. ramÓn: el huracÁn dorian que se erige hacia el noroeste del atlÁntico, ya se ha fortalecido en las Últimas horas y ha alcanzado categorÍa cuatro, la esperada llegada. el mismo escenario ocurre en los establecimientos comestibles, los supermercados estÁn abarrotados y las estanterÍas estÁn prácticamente vacÍas ante la inesperada avalancha de clientes. el presidente donald trump dice que dorian podrÍa ser devastador, es uno de los peores huracanes que se pueden acercar a florida en los Últimos aÑos. palmira: mira estas imÁgenes de el puente en el Área de la bahÍa, el trÁnsito está muy a gusto. ramÓn: vamos a ver con los detalles de el tiempo y nos conectamos con nuestra meteorÓloga suhely lópez belÉn. suhely: este fin de semana estarÁ ideal para irse de piscina pero sin olvidar las recomendaciones que

. >> let's talk iris was calling from leah michigan and iris visited a historical site iris, which site have you visited in the last year? >> caller: is too many to name, we can get the children everything we can see but i really believe that people are living such, i don't know. perverted lives that we didn't know from as we were growing up andthey don't like the simplicity. it's to draft comments to playing. they'retoo busy . there always texting . and looking for. we used to go through life without finishing up. i never finished my living room but we got along great and everything was cool and we visited everythingthere was . nobody wants to connect with their roots anymore, i don't know what they're in such a hurry to get to but they don't want to seeplaying, drab, ordinary . it's just the way it is. a quick. >> guest: i think the caller is on to something. she's talking about the extent to which social media has supplanted a kind of public convening of specific interests and you hear people talk about this kind of life quite a bit which is a related issue i think the people not vis

iris castro nos cuenta.e mÚsica. >>> ya son mÁs de 3 semanas de humo, fuego y destrucciÓn.talistas (nombre en inglÉs) son algunos de los grupos enfocados en pre seÑor var la vida tropical, puedes donar en su sitio web o usando tus propiaspr cuentas sociales tambiÉn en instagram, y lo mismo en tu perfil de facebook y tambiÉn firmar (nombre en inglÉs) con 3 millones de firmas en una peticiÓn dirigida al medio ambiente den brasil yo Último y no menos importante puedes limitar el consumo de carne de res la industria vacuna es responsable del 80% deforestaciÓn de la amazona, y lo que podemosel seguir compartiendo en la noticia. >>> totalmente gracias iris castro para seguir informado de estas y otras noticias vaya e-mail de noticias telemundo es fÁcil escriba la palabra noticias al 44144 para suscribirse en la en la liga premier elra liverpool le demuestra al arsenal por quÉ es candidato al tÍtulo. una joven que rompe esquemas se convierte en directora de la sinfÓnica cÍvica de san francisco.iv vamos y venimos quÉdese. es candidato al tÍtulo una joven que rompe esquemas se convi

matter dries it can become airborne releasing potentially dangerous viruses such as the road over iris if you happen to and hail that it can also go into your intestine the results can prove fatal especially in children so this is like the macabre situation that is emerging just so a few people can have on paper that their house price keeps going up if you have the situation where you might have you know you might inhale some dried fecal matter in and get sick and die but all the money that would be used to build infrastructure and to be society's only beneficial is been stolen to jack up house prices and the people who live in those houses are saying we have got nothing to do with those people dying on the streets even though they're the probably the ones who will be inhaling the dried fecal matter and dying soon enough when you're in san francisco there is. on the other hand a charm about it because there isn't much development there are no starbucks in many areas of like north beach area of san francisco so there is still all the world sort of quality to it so they have kept out som

and of course it stacked but of course they were virtue signalling because they were monarchs and iris aristocrats so they felt like well it stinks and it's awful but you know i started there with me i'm like i just came out from behind the curtain and in fact i was a squatting there and leaving that human feces on but don't don't look at me because i'm like aristocrat so. doesn't it does not stop me right so it's virtuously so you have a new aristocracy in san francisco of stock market manipulators and central bank beneficiaries who are stinking to the place like the royal court of versailles and claiming not me these are also very the winners hillary clinton talked about these are the elite that we have they run our media they they control. at least the propaganda or perception that is spawn about the what america is so in los angeles and san francisco in new york for example they will say that the vast majority of americans between those 2 coasts are deplorable and part of the reason why there deplorable is that say there anti open borders and those say let's bring in everybody and

the influx of cheap goods from foreign countries and the end of developed public infrastructure iris a problem. despite what appears a bumpy road to africa's in this year transformation. innovators like uganda's key reporters are resilient and optimistic that a free car can catch up with the developed world. experts say female leaders boost the bottom line a company could add to global growth and it's so much easier to set up your own business in this digital age so why is founding still a man's game here in germany in particular if you take a look at the numbers they were getting better if not very slowly around the turn of the century women had found just over a 3rd of companies registered in germany and since then that number is growth up to around 40 percent of germany's tech startup scene is a lot of only around 15 percent of innovative firms founded by women in france it's a bit better 20 percent in poland the best in the e.u. 24 percent difficulties catching the eye of venture capitalists is one of the main complaints with their folks martin is on the executive board at the bu

berlin and you get prime minister barak's johnson heads to your after trying to persuade violin and iris to change the brakes or to grieve and scrap the irish backstop for just his suggests a juggling mission a will not but and here's one reason why here's. what i'm concerned of are. the people who.

children and their problematic patterns from a journalist i mean musawi who's written extensively about iris welcome to the doubly so we heard that. this is this is tricky clearly countries don't want these countries these children and their parents to come here to europe for fear that they're going to commit acts of violence or indeed radicalized others so how dangerous are these people phil it is dangerous to ation this is the hot spots of i as we are talking about the ice fell down and there is no control over territory but still under that place remember. that prison south of wasilla was also hotspots of these lands where from there back and bugged and the other came out from that prison because they meet each each day that is not controlled what are they doing which i don't know gee is going on through that camp and that's why the tradition in specially 18 to 12 years old if we are not going to take them back we are going to deal 56 years later with a new generation of violence this why this is a obligation in front of us legally and also morally so it's the german government was that h

whether they will be able to get the numbers or what irisjohnson will be able to get the numbers or what iristo get the numbers or what irisjohnson and his supporters can do to try to bring the tory party together —— borisjohnson. one thing is that from the business perspective, we need this resolved. all of this ongoing talk that we will crush out without a deal is causing more uncertainty in the uk. there are trade was happening and many countries are going into recession. the cbi said yesterday a no deal will drop the biggest investment since the financial crisis. many economists are saying we are heading for a recession. i think that it is time for parliament to come together and resolve this for the good of the country. surely they should have been doing this three years ago? absolutely and it has been going on and on. no—one is saying they will be any good coming out of a no—deal brexit. saying they will be any good coming out of a no-deal brexit. exiting the eu without a deal. some people would turn around and say that is some certainty because at least we are out. it is a certainty we

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del fuego noticias telemundo se adentra en la zona afectada por los incendios del amazona, indÍgenas iryven obligados a irse, cada hora se quema un campo de fÚtbol. rÉcord mexicano la ciudad de guadalajara jalisco rompe la marca guinness mÁs de 800 bailarines za patearon al encuentro del mariachi y la charrerÍa. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> noticias telemundo con julio javier. >>> el gobierno de trump quiere poner sus sellos en la corte de inmigraciÓn el departamento de justicia quiere tener control sobre los jueces aunque las cortes son independientes del gobierno, los mÁs crÍticos dicen que buscan cambiar el proceso migratorio sin pasar por el congreso, javier vega lo explica. >>> margen decisiones operativas de rutina, pero la administraciÓn trump estÁ empujando cambios que reforma rÍan el sistema de cortes de inmigraciÓn. por ejemplo, el nombramiento de 6 jueces conocidos por denegar peticiones de asilo a la junta de apelaciones, instancia a donde llegan los casos difÍciles. >>> no solamente es una promociÓn a los jueces ultra conservadores lo que hacen es en intimidar a los jueces >>> la desi

daniel reports ingoldisthorpe wetland, in north norfolk, a place where native chalk species thrive — irish marigold, purple loosestrife. yet 18 months ago none of this existed. it is a man—made reserve built to solve a man—made problem. this is the river ingol, it's a spring—fed chalk river with a very delicate ecology, an ecology that a few years ago was being damaged by effluent from the local sewerage plant that contained phosphates and ammonia. the phosphate‘s a fertilizer and some of the river life is really good as exploiting that but some of it isn't so what it does is it completely upsets the balance of the river. somethings thrive in it but a lot of the more sensitive species lose out and they disappear. the solution? build a wetland. effluent from the sewerage works enters at the top, passing through four shallows interconnected ponds. passing through four shallow interconnected ponds. each full of plants that strip the water of the unwanted nutrients. at the bottom, the clean, naturally—filtered water re—enters the river. we think it will take out 90% of the phosphorus and 90%

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it is not the first time kashm iris have suffered from businesses being shut down. >> [indiscernible]thing is at stake. reporter: he doesn't know if you will be allowed to transport his current to market or find enough trucks to do so. he will continue tending his fields. for many here, culture and pride are more important than business and money. anchor: the crisis in myanmar has captured the attention of the world. the ethnic people have been fighting for recognition and rights. in 2009, they found it an armed group. there has been a spike in violence in the past few months. reporter: at the end of 2018, fighting between the ethnic army and the myanmar army escalated. it continued this year. the latest outbreak, earlier this year when it was reported more than 20 people were killed from both sides. the ethnic people are fighting for greater autonomy from the central government. the region was called arakan before it's renaming. -- its renaming. it prompted a mass exodus across the border into bangladesh. ar -- army is in nearby states. >> this is an outstanding point in policy from

iris to curt's artists and wealthy merchants from the capital followed his lead and spend their free time here and was that all has remained a favorite vacation destination to this day. the un and has even nicknamed brandon's golf top. because it was it almost located just 200 kilometers from the german capital. columns balustrades and balconies adorn the islands but as many of which date from the turn of the 20th century. a style is a relic of a bygone era was one that continues to captivate visitors to this day. even back then it was a status symbol to own a house at one of the dorms glamorous seaside resorts. during the communist era the video's fell into disrepair but they've now been restored with many being turned into hotels or apartments. the tourists don't just flock to the 3 a period seaside resorts with the architecture these spawn towns have a charm all their. war as german off a tutor funtown i once wrote the view of the greys see through the trees as poetic and infinity pleasing to the heart and so. today it's hard to find that poetic tranquility of the person in kind o

there's a scent that stands for berlin and you find in buenos iris too and that's all the linden trees going to all of them in the summer it's nels just the same there as in berlin and york and when you walk through the streets you think that this is home to holiday and so all of the so. found a home in. creation is a frankincense. well that's all from us for today but check out more your remarks on facebook and on our website where you can also take part in all competitions and win an exclusive prize good luck and bar for now. family to. come. to. me. to. kick off my. surprise number is rising. in a different review of last season you know there's no story honestly girl. who was the most attention. which girls which gives their kids. what's come as a surprise. 30 minutes on the w. . small towns with great aspirations in the colorful a ship's making bank a city a bus and uses protestant reformation. then we move on surviving on gemini's in town of the cats exiting a. regulation a. luxury world is going to have a culture that's in store for let us stay in biden biden. 60 minutes one day

their special.ommunity so ipolimalaysia say they are using thermal imaging equipment search for the iris teenager who went missing, holiday resort on sunday. around 250 people are involved in theearch, a rescue operation attending to find a 15-year-old. here is howard johnson with the repo. howard: daybreak over theorest reserve. more than 250 search and rescue workers have been scouring the jungle for nearly a week to no avail. . nora went missing from the resort last sunday, after she arrived for a two-week holiday with her family. her father raised her arm -- race a lot after she found that -- raised arm after he found her bed was empty. "nora, darling, i love you. i am here." today police were handing out these leaflets in a locut town five m away from where nora went missing on the weeken this is the fifth day of the search and rescue operation, and police are aware that toue is runninto raise awareness about what might have happened to nora. in the town's main mosque, a special prayer service was held to offer community support to the parents of nora. police said they continued to

. >> i identify as iri.porter: but to a school with protestant pupils -- what do you identify as? >> british >> british as well. reporter: what do you think it is still so separate? >> fear ofnknown. ere's not much integration in communities. reporter: what sort of future do you imagine? >> more open and accepting of people. >> i think it is an influence to walk by older generations, people who are in a family who are particularly one-sided. >> i think there still is tterness from older generations and sometimes those trickle down, that we were born after the peace agreement. we don't kn what happened. we can read a textbook, but the tengion stone -- the tensions d't have to be there. reporter: so how do you overcome those tensions? forhiprofessor, it is about trust. he has worked on south africa's and northern ireland's transitions. >> you think of south africa, sometimes people use the language of reconciliation, it implies a certain vision of the future that can silence people as well. reconciliaon is a c

live from berlin you get prime minister barak johnson heads to europe to try and persuade violin and iris to change the brakes or to grieve and scrap the irish backstopped for germany's suggests a jungles in rishon a will not work and here's one reason why. what i'm concerned of are. the people will trade. them for accept. the result for the reporter pose as an excuse to start another war. people in northern ireland fear johnson's plans will spark the return of violence of the past or the coming up. finding a way out of italy's political crisis the country is plunged into uncertainty one day after the prime minister resigns we take a look at the options now facing the country. i don't know of a will make until i'm under. british prime minister boris johnson is coming to berlin to try and persuade back to reopen bragg's if they go see asians johnson is demanding the removal of the so-called backstop the policy previously agreed by the u.k. and the e.u. to ensure there be no hard. border on the island of ireland johnson claims the backstop would violate british sovereignty existing or just

went along in one's iris. society. we think we know what it's like to be in darkness but we don't not complete darkness where all the lights have been extinguished the blind here too in whether cyrus provides that experience in the stream. we put the audience in a situation which normally the main stimulus is visual so this person is now disconnected from their phone another source of information for more than an hour having to concentrate solely on what is happening in front of them. but what does the one osiris going public to get from the darkness. it surprised me it was unique a sensation i hadn't expected it when you're in there it stimulates all your senses fabulous it wakes everything up smell hearing imagining things you can't see but can understand that many of the actors and other theatres staff are blind or partially sighted in a. figure work is perfect for people with impaired vision i'm partially sighted for instance but 1st it was difficult to get used to total darkness but you do. we saw a production cal

faces jail for saving migrants from the mediterranean has turned down a french bravery award using iris of a popular see that as european states still wrangle over what to do with the new comes. the good morning welcome it's just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international back in servitude activists in the u.s. are hopeful there's a court reconsiders essential case against facebook google twitter and also apple bringing the lawsuit accused the tech giants of bias and of suppressing content from the conservative end of the political spectrum. as more. if you haven't heard of a laura loom or now is the time the young female activists dared to go against the almighty big tag and could actually shake things up more on that in just a sec she's known as someone who's been banned from seemingly all kinds of the central online services from twitter and facebook to pay pal and when i got banned from twitter. and i lost $95000.00 and i got banned and then finally i got an and. i didn't just get depressed i thought straight up to this i don't know but many of those in americ

here part of what's driving that is that there are some communities in the us that really value ivory iris you mostly find it as an ornamental carving it's very beautiful when it's polished and carved and it carries a sort of status because of its value so there's still a pretty high demand now there is a crisis unfolding on the coast of california from san diego up to san francisco and beyond the sea lions are leaving their natural ocean habitat and wandering up on shore even sometimes in people's yards and streets well i joined a ride on my we were literally rescuing sea lion pox the story is crazy some of it's heartbreaking and it's coming up to. this punk named johnny cash is making a run towards the open ocean with a satellite transmitter tied to his back he might hold the on says to a sad epidemic among california's coastline. there are plenty of highways to hug california's ocean shores and he's 90 freeway isn't one of them the sight of a baby seen in a quarter of a mile inland is unsettling. but in 2015 it's not that unusual according to local news agencies the creatures are strand

basically the big 5 of joe biden and liz with warren and bernie sanders and people to judge in common iris but there are others who are close to breaking in there and i think it's going to be until maybe the 3rd or 4th debate before we get down to the the final 5 or 6 amy as a republican analyst. the democrats you see in the most. well as a conservative independent i would say that probably the strongest candidate still at this point against president trump would be vice president joe biden for his sort of broad appeal now elizabeth warren i've got to tell you larry i was surprised to see this latest poll that she might be you know dead even with joe biden elizabeth warren she's a coastal candidate from massachusetts we know that massachusetts candidates don't tend to do well in presidential elections like michael dukakis or even mitt romney and elizabeth warren she has a lot of the baggage that hillary clinton did in terms of her demographics and does she appeal to african-american voters in the democratic party and the democratic primary that's surprising to me that she might and let's r

. >> reporter: we wanted to know tw much inventory the island in irys to rebuild power poles. we came to the main plant in san juan, where they tell us they now have $141 million.nit, as pr the storm, 30,000 puerto ricans tonight, ahead of the storm, 30,000 homes are still covered with blue tarps and 1,000 roads remain impassable since hurricane maria. is fema better prepared today than two years ago? >> absolutely. if you look around just at this warehouse, and now we have five where we used to have one. there's probably 10 times the commodities on the island that were here pre-maria. we spent the last two years learning some lessons and making sure we're much better prepared. id dickerson: david, nick russo says those warehouses are full, but you said there are lots of roads that are blocked. so how do they get the goods to the people where they need them? >> reporter: well, they're using the roads that are available, thn, taking resources from that main supply center in san juan and putting them in satellite centers around the island. speaking of satellites, john, ellir mar

not feelin' irie wit dis bumbaclot diaper rash!" ( laughter ) you don't know. i'm saying. moving on to other news. you know how it seemed like end game was the final "avengers" movie? >> what's next for your favorite superheroes. >> a new chapter or phase four of the marvel cinematic universe, including what many are calling the most diverse lineup ever, including the master of kung fu shang chi, a reboot to mahershala ali, natlie portman in "thor love and thunder" and "black widow" starring scarlett johansson. >> trevor: wow, that's right, marvel has come out and announced ten movies and tv shows over the next two years. and i mean i'm to happy about the diversity, but i don't know if we'll have the time. i mean, like think about how many movies there are. at this rate we'll be living in the movie theater. our whole lives will be watching marvel movies and we'll fit in life events during the slow part of each film. all right, it's a hawkeye scene, go, go, go, go! i take you to be my lawfully wedded -- hold on! the hulk is back! i feel like soon every movie wil

iris, marsh marigold, purple—loosestrife. .. yet 18 months ago, none of this existed.e river ingol, it's a spring—fed chalk river, with a very delicate ecology. an ecology that a few years ago was being damaged by effluent from the local sewage plant that contained phosphates and ammonia. the phosphate's fertiliser and some of the river life's really good at exploiting that, but some of it isn't. so, what it does is, it completely upsets the balance of the river. some things really thrive in it, but a lot of the more sensitive species lose out and they disappear. the solution? build a wetland. effluent from the sewage works enters at the top, passing through four shallow interconnected ponds. each full of plants that strip the water of the unwanted nutrients. at the bottom, the clean, naturally filtered water re—enters the river. we think it will take out about 90% of the phosphorus and 90% of the ammonia coming through it. that is remarkable, isn't it? yeah, that's incredibly effective. that pretty much matches what you could get with a conventional sewage works upgra

that is annk effective critique, but i think president trump has tapped into .ome of that host: iris, which historical site have you visited in the last year? caller: there are too many to name. everything we could see. i really believe people are living such a, i don't know, perverted lives that we didn't know, as we growing up, and they don't like the simplicity. it is too drab and too plain, they are too busy. they are always texting, you know? they are looking for new. fe used to go through li without finishing our homes. i never finished my living room, but we got along great and everything was cool. we took the kids and visited everything there was, and nobody wants to connect with their roots anymore. i don't know what they are in such a hurry to get to, but they don't want to see plain, drab, ordinary. it is just the way it is. think the caller is onto something. she is talking about the extent hashich social media supplanted a kind of public convening of civic interests, talk about the decline of civil life which is a in referenceich is to people not visiting more historical

iris: a la niÑa se la veÍa tranquila pero estaba muy asustada sin entender lo que pasaba.ue grabo. cÓmo se ven las imÁgenes en en ese momento? >> lo primero que podÉs ver es algo que genera mucho terror y tristeza como ver los precintos y las batas arrancadas, las pertenencias tiradas por todos lados. se vivÍa mucha angustia y ademÁs de pensar en el terrorque han vivido porque es como que si fuesen criminales. carolina: la comunidad de morton es muy pequeÑa en mississippi. cuÁl es el sentir para ellos en esta maÑana? >> reciente mucha angustia, tristeza, incertidumbre porque no se sabe lo que pasara. si bien anoche pudieron reunirse varias familias porque dejaron salir a muchas madres la incertidumbre de lo que va a pasar y el miedo de llevar a tu niÑo a la escuela y no saber si volverÁs a casa, heavy de mucha angustia. nosotros acabamos de pasar hace pocos meses por un tornado que a mucha gente la dejo sin nada y ahora con esto es algo muy duro para la comunidad. carolina: te agradecemos por estar en esta maÑana con "despierta amÉrica" realmente la comunidad necesita de m

explores this from what is iris. society. we think we know what it's like to be in darkness but we don't complete darkness well lights have been extinguished the blind here to him whether cyrus provides that experience in the stream that. we put the audience in a situation which normally the main stimulus is visual so this person is now disconnected from their phone another source of information for more than an hour having to concentrate solely on what is happening in front of them. but what does the one osiris theater going public to get from the darkness. it surprised me it was unique a sensation i hadn't expected it. simulates all your senses fabulous it wakes everything up smell hearing imagining things you can't see but can understand that many of the actors know the theater staff are blind or partially sighted course the further work is perfect for people with impaired vision i'm partially sighted for instance but 1st it was difficult to get used to total darkness but you do. we saw a production called luce's la revolu

don't change the withdrawal agreement, remove the backstop, that controversial arrangement to keep the irisflowing, then it will be their fault if we end free and flowing, then it will be theirfault if we end up in a no deal situation. i'm theirfault if we end up in a no dealsituation. i'm pretty theirfault if we end up in a no deal situation. i'm pretty sure brussels would see it differently. the withdrawal agreement in their view is something that they didn't just make up on their own, it was something they negotiated with the previous government, theresa may's government in good faith and it was a document that was hardfought, hard negotiated on over many, many months. but i think the uk's government perspective now, with a new person injudges look, this deal has been rejected three times, it won't get through parliament and the eu will have to think again. and as ben was saying in his piecejust eu will have to think again. and as ben was saying in his piece just a moment ago, there is a stand—off which we've seeing all summer since borisjohnson took over which we've seeing all summer si

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they are going to only use apple contractors to listen to iri recordings, which is about .2% of all recordsings. then they will allow people to opt in or opt out to have select recordings listened to. emily: stand by, david. you are going to be sticking with me. mark, thank you so much. we have breaking news out of washington. u.s. treasury secretary sat down with bloomberg news for a wide ranging interview, and as part of that conversation, the secretary said, quote, if conditions are right, i would anticipate we will take advantage of long-term borrowing and execute on that. or more i want to get to washington and alex. tell us about what the treasury had to stay about buying ultra long bonds and the approach it would take? >> there has been speculation in recent years about the prospect of the u.s. issue ultra long-term bonds. they would be good for 50 or 100 years. the u.s. has looked at the idea a couple of times in the past, including in 2017 when steven looked at it hem receive. it has annual been table. there has never been much demand for treasury bills of that length. but with interes

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they did that to get approval with a merger with some iris squibb.rivate equity firm that parted with berkshire hathaway to end the merger that created cap times. reeling afterill that $15 billion write-down on the value of its branded this year. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. half $1 billion, the amount that andrew luck walked away from when he retired from the nfl saturday night. we now discuss his stunning announcement. everybody is talking about it today. seasons, 37in seven euros old, has taken a lot of hits. why so stunning? >> there are times in history where players walk away before they are done, but this is a guy who was in his prime. money,think about his the owner was saying, the shelf life for a quarterback, if you can stay healthy, is until about 40, as tom brady is doing. year, there isa a chance that if he played until he was 40, looking at another $500 million in his career. vonnie: how much has he earned and why doesn't matter if he doesn't have the capacity to do any of it? >> it doesn't matter. he has made just over

by the way, gasia asked about the iris. when you open it up, you let more light in and when you close up the iris. that is what -- . >> so it's ting? >> it's forks i don't think, it's fog. and i don't think our camera operator can do anything about this. right, kevin? yes, he's nodding his head in the back. and let's look at the commute, everybody. if you want to have a real detailed geeky discussion with me about photography, go ahead on my twitter page. westbound it's very nice on the bay bridge. i will tell you that today, unless today is the first day forever, where we don't have a big backup on 101 or some of the outbound freeways, it will be the first time ever. every labor day, we have a lot of people leaving the bay area and getting out in the road early. look at northbound 880. we have slowing already and it's not completely light on the freeway system. northbound 880, we had a stalled vehicle on the offramp. the people are beginning to walk up here and this is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see the traffi

this happened july 17th on iris avenue in the city's richmond district. see that woman taking the package that was delivered that morning by amazon. anyone with information is asked to call the san francisco police department's 24-hour tip line. >>> san francisco police arrested a hit and run drive who slammed in to a fire hydrant and raced off. it was sheered off, water gushed in air. the unexpected water fall startled people heading to work at the museum of ice cream. >> all i heard was boom. i was like, what was that. the water was running. >> you are going to work, expecting to have a great day and then there is like a whole waterfall this the sky. it was crazy. >> police caught up to the driver when he crashed in to the back of an suv at montgomery and post streets. the suv drive was not hurt but the chevy driver and boy with him were treated for minor injuries. >>> interstate is open after a big rig shutdown a portion of the interstate. the chp says the driver was able to get out of that burning truck and not hurt. this happened at 10:00 yesterday m

it happened on july 17th, at a hem on iris avenue this the city's richmond district. see thdelivered that morning by amazon. anyone with information take a close look, call the sfpd, 24 hour tip line. >>> weern r whenning details about a deadly house we are learning more details about a deadly house fire. the fire broke out at a home on greenmore around 7:30 yesterday morning. a woman who died was in a wheelchair. she died at the scene. the 12 year old is believed to be the victim's great granddaughter. >> she didn't live here. she was just visiting. you take one day at a time. you never know. the fact this little girl is like in the situation, she doesn't have, this is not even her home and this happened. god is with them and i'm g for >> a 22-year-old man believed to be the woman's grandson escaped by jumping outs of a first floor window. fire crews are investigating how the fire started. >>> lanes of interstate 80, in colfax are open after a big rig fire shutdown a portion of the interstate in both directions. the chp says the driver was able to get out of that bur

became interested in that story because iry believe history is a way to enlighten where we are today.d i've learned that his fathv was still living in pittsburgh 96-years-old. i had with her in pittsburgh and talked with her about her father's story and she told me about all the terrible things he's experienced and how she thinks that the story should be remembered. the papers fortunately he kept scrapbooks you could scrap this high from around the world. there were letters to his wife which still exists and he kept a lot of them. so i realized there was a lot of material to work with and he was one of the most chronicled african-american men of his day there was a lot fair. i wrote a magazine story and that appeared the weekend after 9/11. i got a lot of letters. after that i got on my mind the idea maybe there's a larger social political history ofic te time off and on my collected thousands of stories, read a lot of pics of time. time. and gradually put togetherrs te books i'm speaking about here today. yes sir, and i. >> how much cultivation did you get? >> in addition to talking