. $500 is not much. >> isaac's mom didn't even know $500 had been assessed.we told her, she said that's appalling. we also found out there was a $500 fine given to another facility for incorrect paperwork, so it just seemed like the gravity of both situations weren't equal, and yet they saw the same fine. >> that's the same fine for driving through the carpool lane. thank you. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, increasing security and santa clara county. >> hou law enforcement is creating a larger police presence at a pumpkin park in san joaquin. >>> and i catch up with one of the unmasked celebrities from "the masked singer." at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/a

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more and more young muslims in ghana are being targeted by terrorist groups online our correspondent isaac legit met one of them who almost joined the so-called islamic state. who was just 22 when yet create. he had recently finished school and was unable to find wic imu whose name we have changed to protect he say he was recruited to facebook he says the told him if he did group who became even money in some way to leave. no i met them i was i was. always used to almost. half the missile in like. money and everything. you see blood i'm not them i'm in you most want to get the money i was no false but . a we. you know what i'm saying i was a force but just days before he was due to leave him russo a program on t.v. about anti extremism and changed his mind he ses it saved me he is education though we are lucky education when dave is and my education center says a shadow of his who was sort of. globally. the program was made but it was sapphic and center for counter extremism. its leader with terror moment invoked our says that in just 2 years they have stopped more than 50 young people lik

so now you think you're better than isaac newton? oh. no wonder women don't like you.ing very nice. sheldon: what? he said he was fine. wolowitz: sometimes people say things they don't mean. sheldon: oh, that's a paradox.

isa isaac? >> it doesn't look like i'd do that. >> senator biden, i'm 27 years old half of all greenhouse emissions have been released in my lifetime despite the well-documented fact that 40 years ago, scientists at exxon and shell knew and reported to their bosses that burning fossil fuels was warming the planet and would destabilize the climate. fossil fuel corporations, their executives and trade and industry organizations and their think tank front groups have waged a decade's long campaign of lying to the public about the science and brought us to a crisis that threatens the entire human race. i know you signed the no fossil fuel money pledge but i have to ask how can we trust you to hold the corporations and executives accountable for their crimes against humanity when we know tomorrow you are holding high dollar fundraiser hosted by andrew gold mman, a fossil fuel executive. >> he's not a fossil fuel executive -- [ applause ] >> he was not a fossil fuel executive and the fact of the matte

those challenges are growing joining us to discuss, asia society senior fellow isaac stone fish. -- isaaccoupling of the world's two largest economies, the u.s. and china, is not smart, but to what extent has the decoupling taking place -- has the decoupling taken place? >> not much, the u.s. and china have to be locked in this sometimes uncomfortable embrace. a lot of people are now thinking about the needs each country has for its partner. paul: we have heard a lot of conflicting rhetoric. we should be getting used to it, president trump unloading on chinese trade practices during his address to the yuan general assembly, but then today saying a deal could come sooner than anyone thinks. you say china might prefer president trump to win reelection in 2020, because he is more predictable. can you explain? it is a shameful thing to call him predictable. but i do think the chinese seem to have grown used to this hot-cold, angry one-day, conciliatory the next. it is also important to point out trump has done such a successful job at alienating american allies who could be working with the u

. >> bobbi's attorney, garvin isaacs, put on an impassioned defense. >> i took this case because bobbir's an innocent woman who's wrongfully accused of a crime she didn't commit. >> isaacs told jurors the state's case was built on faulty speculation, outright fabrication, and the suspicious testimony of convicted felons. for instance, that inmate who claimed he'd seen bobbi drive dial off the prison grounds, the defense showed he changed his story multiple times. and the inmate who claimed he'd had an affair with bobbi, the defense proved he was mentally ill, his story, a complete fantasy. >> this most outrageous case that i've ever been involved in. it's a great miscarriage of justice. >> the defense couldn't call randolph dial to the stand. dial had died behind bars before bobbi was even charged. instead, her attorney told the jury dial had said or written about 100 times that he kidnapped bobbi parker. >> bobbi did not go with you willingly? >> oh, no. no. >> okay -- >> no. i was the hostage-taker. and i -- i'll probably live to regret it. >> then the defense tried to put someone el

isaac commissioner, could not be more proud of the men and women of the customs and border protection who for they support what they do in their steadfast devotion to the mission and the rule of law and doing so would humidity and compassion. summarize right reiterating. we were actually encouraged buy the downward trend of the numbers that we know these numbers could only spike upwards. history is on that. we've seen it happen in the past. we cannot rely solely on the government of mexico or central american partners to solve the pull factors created buy our broken system. and less the loss change, these numbers will rise again next year just as we've seen in the past. we will again have the same gained of crisis we have for way is it too long. congress must absolutely act to pass meaningful legislation to address the loopholes in our current system if they were going to have durable and lasting solution to this crisis. i'll take your questions. >> can you address the complaint reports of us minors. as a layer we giving up on mexico would pay for the wall. >> we put allegations of ab

just couldn't get hold of the ball and they couldn't control their temper, a horrific challenge from isaacemed worthy of a red card. once again, it wasn't going to plan and it only got worse, particularly when jamie vardy did what jamie vardy does best. the floodgates were open, the foxes running riot. pratt back on his feet and in on the action. jamie vardy scored a second before wilfred made it five. more misery for the magpies. leicester, too clinical, too good and back into third. certainly not near good enough. we've made it difficult all afternoon, especially with ten men. you need to get 20, 30 minutes up the road and after half time, we gave a goal away for their second and a deflection for the third and thenit and a deflection for the third and then it became one of those very, very difficult afternoons against a very difficult afternoons against a very good leicester team, but we got to show more than what we did. arsenal have been impressive as they continued the defece of their women's superleague title with another win that keeps them top of the tabel on goal difference from m

let's read through the list and imagine them crammed into isaac potts' living room. george washington, charles lee, nathanael greene, benedict arnold who is the military governor of philadelphia at the time. ded stirling, marquis lafayette, baron von steuben. ,edediah dunnington, henry knox and we mentioned duporte. who is taking notes? alexander hamilton, who himself will become a major general later in life. it is a who's who. that is the moment i would pick if i had to go back in time in the revolution, i wouldn't pick a battlefield. i would pick that room at that time, to think of who is in there. figure outeding to the strategy for the summer of 1778. it becomes what we know in new jersey as the battle of monmouth courthouse. hamilton is not well-known. he rides out in advance of the battle and is doing reconnaissance, doing advance intelligence operations on horseback for several days for both washington and lafayette. this is before any encounters with charles lee on the battlefield. several days, and it is helpful in order to set up a placement of lee, laugh

more and more young muslims in ghana are being targeted by terrorist groups online our correspondents isaac allegedly met one of them who almost joined the so-called islamic state. was just 3 to 2 when yet great to join this. he had recently finished school and was unable to find where he moved whose name we have changed to protect he say he was recruited through facebook he says the told him if he joins did group to be given money in some way to leave. no i got them i was i was like i always used to almost. stuff to a missile or like. you money and everything to validate for you. you see blood i got them my menu most to get the money i was no false but. a we. also force but just days before he was due to leave got an e-mail russo a program on t.v. about extremism in changed his mind he says it saved him he is education though we are lucky. education oh i know it is and they seem to say. the program was made by the west african center for counter extremism and its leader with terror moment invoked our says that in just 2 years they have stopped more than 50 young people like you more room f

peace and security germany's ambassador to ghana christophe is among those taken out our correspondent isaac lady met him and asked for his. months of the security situation in west africa on the salary region there's good reason to be concerned about the security situation in west africa if you look at the asylum region if you look at the lake shots region if you look at the situation in north east and if you look at the maritime security situation in the gulf of guinea and there is reason for growing concerns and i think we really have to find a strong and united on sort of this challenge what is germany doing to resolve some of these issues will we have together with france and other g 7 partners just recently alone spot a german chancellor. initiative fettuccine 7 meeting in directs we have the strongest to date contingent of the german buddhists where the german army in mali was more than 800 soldiers and we are working closely with the good name the armed forces and german army advises we are working with ecowas we have strong development programs in the region of west africa because w

let's read through the list and imagine them all crammed into isaac potts' living room. a 16 foot room. here we go. we have george washington, charles lee, nathanael greene, benedict arnold's -- remember, he is living in because he is the military governor of philadelphia at the time. lord stirling, marquis de lafayette, baron von steuben. a host of brigadier general's, including henry knox, matt anthony wayne, jedediah dunnington, and we mentioned duporte. that is quite a list. and to top it off, who is taking notes and making suggestions off the record? alexander hamilton, who himself will become a major general later in life. it is a who's who. that is the moment i would pick if i had to go back in time in the american revolution. i wouldn't pick a battlefield. i would pick being in that room at that time, to think of who is in there. so they are meeting to figure out the strategy for the summer of 1778. it eventually becomes what we know in new jersey as the battle of monmouth, or monmouth courthouse. alexander hamilton, not well-known. he rides out in advance of the

the jewish people have given us the bible and given us the patriarchs, abraham, isaac and jacob, they'verst family of christianity. mary, joseph and jesus. take jesus out of the equation and we've got nothing. i said paul said that we have a duty to honor the jewish people for their contributions to us and i said and so that is exactly what i'm doing. henceforth to understand that judaism does not need christianity to explain its existence but christianity cannot explain its existence without judaism and that's why st. paul said in romans 11 chapter four christians who consider themselves as grafted in branches to the olive tree said do not boast against the a route because the root supports you and the root of the christian olive tree is abrahamo isaac and jacob. our roots are jewish to the core and we should remember that god is not cast away the jewish people but still the apple of his eye and still the calling people and the tears people and still the people who own the land of israel and in the final analysis they are always going to receive the love of god because israel according

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during the town hall, isaac larkin, a 27-year-old ph.d. candidate at northwestern, asked biden about this. >> i know that you signed a no fossil fuel money pledge, but i have to ask, how can we trust you to hold these corporations and executives accountable for their crimes against community when we know that tomorrow you are holding a high dollar fundraiser hosted by a fossil fuel executive? >> he is not a fossil fuel executive. is the fact of the matter that what we talked about is what are we going to do about those corporations? what have we done? everywhere along the way, for example, have argued and pushed for us suing those executives who are engaged in pollution, those companies who are engaged in pollution. i have never walked away from that. amamy: later, anderson cooper brought up the same issue. >> mr. vice president, isaac earlier mentioned the fundraiser going to clare, -- clarify, andrew goldman is one of the sponsors of the fundraiser, hit a company -- cofounder of a company called western lng. he currently does not have da

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. >> reporter: isaac eaton was also caught in the chaos. >> it was like a war zone r.here were cars >> reporter: yesterday his company's tow trucks helped clear cars off the road. today hed those trucks to build a texas-sized tribute along a highway that's now a memorial at last check, a dozen survivor were still in the hospital, including one in critical condition we have also learned the youngest victim to pass away is 15-year-old laila hernandez. relatives say her older brother was also shot and is still recovering tonight. kate >> so unfair joe fryer, thank you. >>> this was the second mass shooting in texas in just a month. today, coincidentally, new laws went into effect in that state making it easier for people to carry weapons. garrett haake on the controversial new rules. >> reporter: in houses of worship across texas this morning, guns now welcome in the pews, unless the church puts up a notice like this one am i more safe in your church if the person next to me is carrying >> in this church, you probably are. >> reporter: it's a view not shared by everyone. >> we don't beli

twinkling is one of the top leaders of india's biggest group the national socialist council of isaac weaver at $85.00 maybe think he's the bobby most capable of sealing a political deal with the government a deal that's been 22 years of the making. it 2015 they redraw these government the rebel group signed a framework agreement at the talks now appear to be the final stages all mothers will have to be in the region that is what they taught us not. it but there's a problem or the institution will have to be. ours your organs is yours. and our flanks will have to be ours your next will have to be your critics but they are finding it difficult no. no. the nalco of group has up to $5000.00 fighters and grounds its all pallid government the issue of territorial and political sovereignty for the nagas has been at the heart of the conflict since india's independence nagas want what they call now going on or a homeland consisting of naga land parts of trained in states and some areas in myanmar but some groups are also calling for a more practical solution you know. elisa venu belongs to a

artillery shells along with battle helicopters more details now from tel aviv based journalist lauren isaac. well the whole event really started and ended with on just 2 hours at around $415.00 local time a few anti to take projectiles were fired toward northern israel from lebanon by hezbollah they soon admitting that they were the ones that fired the projectiles the i.d.f. almost immediately said there were no casualties in that launch but they did respond with more than 100 of their own projectiles into lebanon both airstrikes as well as artillery those airstrikes coming from attack helicopters netanyahu said in a statement it's very soon after that there wasn't even a scratch on any of those soldiers but an i.d.f. an ambulance that was hit in a position near the northern keep a military position right beside that kiba which is right on the israel lebanon border now that initial projectile from a from hezbollah in lebanon was in response to an attack in syria last week by israel that killed 2 hezbollah operatives operating from syria so they immediately said that this event was in respon

ago, but i was rereading it because as a member of congress they had a session with rubenstein, or isaacs who wrote about leonardo did vin da vinci. and i told him this story. leonardo considered himself an engineer, in fact, he wrote a letter to the leader of milan asking for a job and described his engineering skills and he could do all of these things that would be useful actually in terms of any conflict, et cetera. and at the end he said, i also paint. i also paint. but that's not the story. so, but in the story, because it was engineering interest, he talks to leonardo will impetus. impetus and how that affects how you intent and all the rest and talks about impetus. and when i had my turn to have a question i said i'm going to talk-- call to your attention something i called to the attention of my colleague, leonardo talks about impetus. and then you might get friction, which is a waste of energy. so he deal with impetus. >> and they said why would you be telling that to your members, impetus. friction, we deal with it, but we don't waste energy. the resources including the impetus

. >> reporter: isaac eaton was also caught in the chaos >> it was like a war zone. there were cars everywhere accidents, people trying to see what was going on, slamming into each other >> reporter: the company's tow truck helped clear cars off the roads. he use the the cars to bill a texas-size tribute along the highway that is now a memorial as of sunday, a dozen survivors were still in the hospital we have also learned the youngest victim to pass away is 15-year-old lela hernandez relatives say her older brother was also shot and is still recovering from his injuries phillip? >> an awful story there. joe, thank you >> let's check back in with bonnie schneider as dorian makes its way to the united states good morning >> good morning again. a category 5 storm with maximum winds at 175, and dorian is now part of history. really, this is the first time in four years going back to 2016 we've had category 5 storms consecutively. it's really just an incredible record dorian also shattered the record as the strongest storm, second strongest storm in the atlantic. n doria

isaac chang was only 14 when he was out on the streets during the umbrella movement now he's one of the leaders of a pro-democracy political party born out of the umbrella movement of the defenses of the previous before that they will fight for a sense of peace the previous will have once and all i say should while leaving the ok 5 he also says there are many people driving the protests now in their 17th weekend as the range of issues is much larger than 5 years ago bringing up. people of all ages. as with many of the recent large protests riot police are called in to clear out the remaining protesters the steps of the original lead and wall now reclaimed by police scotter al-jazeera hong kong still to come on the streets of haiti has a police station and government demonstrations. on dominant cane in the austrian parliament on sunday voters will elect new members to this chamber who form the next government.

more and more young muslims in guyana are being targeted by terrorist groups online our correspondent isaac collects you met one of them who almost joined so-called islamic state. in moore who was just 22 when yet greet to join this quote the tsunami. he had recently finished school and was unable to find a way in moved who seem to have changed to protect he say he was recruited to fill facebook he says the told him if he joins did group who behave in money in some way to leave. no i that them i was i was like i was used to almost. a yellow stuff so the missile like. money and everything prove a date for you. you see blood i met them on a menu most what to get the money i was no false but. we. you know what comes. back to just days before he was due to leave got an email russo a program on t.v. about and extremism and changed his mind he say's it saved him he is education though we are lucky. education oh i notice and the education center says. globally. the program was made by the west african same time for counter extremism. its leader with terrible moment in booked our says that in just

well isaac partners are destroying monuments. because their graves to the victims of the holocaust did that this is an uncertain thing to remember. when people push their own narrative of world war 2 of her started being who's to blame you. compare the nazis and communism to cos she isn't by me these are people who destroy the memory of the holocaust so i think you can draw your own conclusions about what the goals of this people are and how it should treat them could also only have opened a monument in israel secure to solve the existence of that we've got a while right here but the soldiers. of the 2nd is world and you know more and in december as mr netanyahu has said there's going to be a non even that it catered to the victims of the. siege of leningrad actually did their good and this time to coincide with the 27th of january the holocaust so it seems remember victims remembrance days. don't just you're not going to your blog mr putin my course will visit this. opening of this one in the future. when so we have a lot of. th

isaac chang was only 14 when he was out on the streets during the umbrella movement now he's one of the leaders of a pro-democracy political party born out of the umbrella movement of the defenses of the previous movement that they will fight for a sense of peace the previous will have once and all i say should while leaving the ok 5 he also says there are many people driving the protests now in their 17th weekend as the range of issues is much larger than 5 years ago bringing out people of all ages. as with many of the recent large protests riot police are called in to clear out the remaining protesters the steps of the original lenin wall now were claimed by police scott either al jazeera hong kong. the body of former president of zimbabwe robert mugabe has been laid to rest 3 weeks after his death hundreds of mourners gathered for the funeral in his home village of qatar it follows weeks of wrangling between his family and the government who wanted a much larger event in the capital harare metasearch reports from khatami in the district of. roberts mugabe's burial was subdued very di

ricardo pereira had put the home side one nil up and then the visitors lost isaac hayden to a red cardde it four nil, before wilfred ndidi added a fifth late on. newcastle stay second bottom. kenenisa bekele missed out on the marathon world record byjust two seconds in berlin, germany. the former olympic and world champion led an ethiopian sweep of the podium places with the second fastest time ever. two hours, one minute and 41 seconds. the women's race was won by another ethiopian, ashete bekere. she beat compatriot mare dibaba to win in two hours, 20 minutes and 1a seconds. that's all the sport for now. much of the northern united states has been hit by heavy snow storms — with winter arriving unseasonally early — in september. this was the state of montana where some parts expecting to receive several feet of snow over the next 2a hours. it's on track to be the heaviest september snowfall there since 1935. a reminder of our top story.... there have been running street—battles in hong kong, in some of the worst violence in more than three months of anti—government unrest. protesters

. >> reporter: isaac eaton was also caught in the chaos >> it was like a where zone. there were cars everywhere you know, accidents, people trying to see what was going on, slamming into each other >> reporter: his company's tow trucks helped clear cars off the roads. he used the cars to build a texas-size tribute that's now a memorial as of sunday a dozen survivors were still in the hospital we have also learned the youngest victim to pass away is 15-year-old lela hernandez relatives sale her older brother was also shot skpand is still recovering from his injuries >> thank you >> this is the second shooting in a mosque. they killed 22 people in an el paso walmart new state laws went into effect to make it easier for people to carry guns nbc's garrett haake has the details. >> reporter: in houses of worship across texas, guns now welcome in the pews unless a church puts up notice like this. am i more safe in your church if the person next to me is carrying >> in this church you probably are. >> reporter: it's a view not shared by everyone >> we don't believe there's a

i've been speaking to dia chakravarty, the brexit editor at the daily telegraph, and anna isaac fromal. i suggested the number of conservative rebels was surprising. i was hearing that the government was expecting about 20 people, 20 tories to rebel and ultimately we saw 21 tories rebel. if you look at the names, it is astonishing because there are big names out there such as philip hammond, ken clarke who has been a part of the conservative fabric for a very long time, 20 years at least. not to mention winston churchill's grandson! and that as well. absolutely. in terms of his profile from his family background. and those were also very much the names that we were hearing because that made the headlines. and therefore as journalists we are guilty about this and we talk about the names that grab attention. none of that really is a surprise what now i think is going to happen and will be very difficult to work out how it will happen is what next to and i'm sure your viewers would be crying out for certainty for some time now. nothing is any clearer, u nfortu nately. that is the bad ne

with me are dia chakravarty, the brexit editor at the daily telegraph, and anna isaac from the wall streetjournal this rather busy day. not surprising that the government lost this vote but the government lost this vote but the figures and the names when it comes to the conservative rebels who voted against their own party, that is surprising. a little bit. anna holds a different view to me on this but i was hearing that the government was expect in about 20 people, 20 tories to rebel and ultimately we saw 21 tories rebel. if you look at the names, it is astonishing because there are big names out there such as philip hammond, ken clarke who has been a pa rt hammond, ken clarke who has been a part of the conservative fabric for a very long time, 20 years at least. not to mention winston churchill ‘s grandson! and that as well. absolutely. in terms of his profile from his family background. and those were also very much the names that we were hearing because that made the headlines. and therefore as journalists we are guilty about this and we talk about the names that grab attention. none of that

isaac weaver at 85 maybe think he's the most capable of sealing a political deal with the government a deal that's been 22 years in the making. in 2015 redraw these government and the rebel group signed a framework agreement at the talks now appear to be the final stages all mothers will have to be in the intended and that is what they taught us not story we reject it but there's a problem or the institution will have to be. ours you're going to be yours. man or flex will have to be ours your friends will have to be your critics but they are finding it difficult no. no the knuckle of group has up to $5000.00 fighters and grounds it's all part of government the issue of territorial political sovereignty for the nagas has been at the heart of the conflict since india's independence nagas want what they call now going in or a homeland consisting of naga land parts of trained in states and some areas in me and mark but some groups are also calling for a more practical solution you know 3 elisa vent who belongs to a separate coalition of 7 split doggle of groups also in talks with the gov

now kate isaacs wants the law in this country changed to give women, like herfriend better protectionat the moment is not working and we know that so it is time for the government to step in and start regulating this massive industry. dashboard and head camera footage has helped the met police take action against more than 2,000 people in the first six months of this year. the footage — from both cars and cyclists— can be uploaded and sent directly to the force. a,000 people sent material between january and june. 60 years ago, the river thames was declared biologically dead — but today it's thriving, with many species of fish, sea horse, porpoise and even sharks. a new virtual reality experience is opening by london bridge to show people exactly what's living in the river. it's part of a new campaign by zsl to get people to think about the importance of the thames. let's take a look at the travel situation now. it is ok on the tubes but there are severe delays on the metropolitan line because of the new signalling system. 0nto the roads: in lewisham there's one lane closed for gas ma

are brexit editor at the telegraph, dia chakravarty and journalist at the wall street journal, anna isaacront pages are already in. the guardian says it's ‘humiliation‘ for boris johnson as a number of tory rebels turn against the government in tonight's crucial brexit vote. and the metro also highlights how mps have chosen to take back control from the prime minister, in a bid to block a no deal brexit. the mirror leads with the same — how borisjohnson has lost control of the commons and how the leader of the opposition, jeremy corbyn is bidding to take no—deal off the table. the times front page ‘pm loses historic vote'. it focuses on how 21 tory rebels defied the government despite threats of expulsion from the conservative party from borisjohnson. and the telegraph with how the prime minister was forced by mps into seeking a snap general election if they choose to vote to block a no—deal brexit tomorrow. the independent, a similar theme, explaining how borisjohnson has not only lost control of the brexit negotiations but has also lost his working majority as former tory mp phillip lee

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[applause] next to them the blinding of isaac would [applause] they talk about the progress and backlash against progress on the civil rights in america. first we want to show a little clip that will tell you a little bit about the reconstruction documentary that was spearhead spearheaded. this will give you a sense of some of the stuff we are going to talk about. this will be cool, let's check this out. most of us know k our country fought a civi a civil war in the 1860s. the legend about what came afterwards with a chaotic and exhilarating and ultimately devastating. the man is reconstruction. it used to the reconstruction in school? a paragraph or two. we never really studied it. >> reconstruction was the shining moment on the founding of the country. overnight people who had been defined as property take leadership positions in the south. it's an incredible moment. they had no idea of the cliffs that they were heading towards. reconstruction produced a violent backlash, a racist backlash. i wanted to tell the truth about the history, not to punish america. we can't get there if we do

ricardo pereira had put the home side 1—0 up and then the visitors lost isaac hayden to a red card just goal made it 4—0, before wilfred ndidi added a fifth late on. newcastle stay second bottom. that's all the sport for now. a bbc investigation into licensed puppy farming in wales, has found widespread suffering and abuse of dogs, despite regular checks by vets and council inspectors. the industry is thought to be worth up to 12 million pounds a year in wales alone. wyre davies has this special report. 0ur year—long investigation found appalling conditions on farm afterfarm. all council—approved businesses in west wales. cold, filthy sheds. little human interaction. no stimulation. and, in one case, a discarded, dead puppy. dog—lover danielle foley bought her new puppy — a beagle she called winston — for £650 from a licensed puppy farm she found online. but within days, winston had fallen seriously ill with parvovirus — a highly contagious disease that is often fatal. at two o'clock in the morning the vets rung my mum and said, "his organs, they're shutting down, it's just going to be

isaac chang was only 14 when he was out on the streets during the umbrella movement now he's one of the leaders of a pro. democracy political party born out of the umbrella movement of the defenses of the previous bush will face. the previous book one single season while leading the vote. he also says there are many people driving the protests now in their 17th weekend as the range of issues is much larger than 5 years ago bringing out people of all ages. as with many of the recent large protests riot police are called in to clear out the remaining protesters the steps of the original lenin wall now reclaimed by police got other al-jazeera hong kong. at least 4 people have been killed off to days of violent protests in haiti demonstrators are accusing president german and malays of corruption and blaming him for a suit and fuel shortage they say they'll continue protesting until he resigns our correspondent now joins me from port au prince manuel take us through the day's events. well today is a much calmer situation than what we saw take place over the course of the last 24 hours on fr

with me here in hong kong are two protest organisers isaac cheng and bonnie leung.rning. firstly, ifi thank you so much forjoining us this morning. firstly, if i could start off with you. police decided not to give permission for the marchers to go ahead today. what is your plan? this is already the third time of us not having a permit, and it is very clear when the safety valve is closed, people cannot legally and peacefully march on the streets, people will feel the need to escalate their actions and that is not good for hong kong, not good for protesters, and not good for hong kong police force so we are very disappointed about this decision. 0ur very disappointed about this decision. our plan is, really we have no plan because we want to create a safe zone for people to legally, peacefully march on the streets but that is now not possible because police now have excuses to crack people down, so to the responsible organiser, we have to cancel our march, but there are many plans ina cancel our march, but there are many plans in a civil society that people will sti

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isaac chang was only 14 when he was out on the streets during the umbrella movement now he's one of the leaders of a pro-democracy political party born out of the umbrella movement of the defenses of the previous before that they will fight for a sense of peace the previous will have once and all i say said while leaving the ok. he also says there are many people driving the protests now in their 17th weekend as the range of issues is much larger than 5 years ago bringing out people of all ages. as with many of the recent large protests riot police are called in to clear out the remaining protesters the steps of the original lennon wall now were claimed by police scott hodder al jazeera hong kong. now at least 36 people have been killed and dozens of others injured in a collision between a bus and a truck in eastern china it happened on an expressway just north of shanghai and jumpsuit province initial investigations suggest the bus had a flat tire just prior to the accident police in nigeria trying to find the families of hundreds of men and boys freed from a purported school on thursd