james cook, bbc news, glasgow.sychologist and co—ordinator at ares do pinhal in portugal — a nonprofit ngo that has worked with drug users since 1986. we had the evidence of almost 50 overdoses happening in our site, and none of them was fatal. so this means that and not only in our site, or all over the world, we know that there is 1,000 overdoses happening on these kinds of facilities, and none — no one died yet, so it's very effective. the arguments and the concerns against it, of course, are that, you know, as you were just hearing in that clip, somebody saying that you shouldn't be seen to be encouraging this. more work should be going in to trying to stop people taking drugs in the first place. they're saying that there's no safe way to take drugs. is it the fact that you think these places are needed, does that show a failure in the provisions in terms of addiction treatment, and in terms of trying to stop people going onto drugs in the first place? no, not at all. so this means that there is a specific kind

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.ies like these, what is the theory behind them? we these, what is the theory behind them? ~ . ., ., , them? we have had our first supervised — them? we have had our first supervised injection - them? we have had our first supervised injection site - them? we have had our first supervised injection site in i them? we have had our first - supervised injection site in canada 20 years ago. we had a very rigorous evaluation around it and the theory of the sites and what actually bow out in our experience and in our research that we have been able to document, they are very public health interventions. people that come to this site are less likely to share syringes and less likely to past diseases around. and less likely to come as he was saying, people can intervene in the case of an overdose of events, so nobody has died of an overdose on any of the facilities in canada. even around the facility, fatal overdose deaths, we were able to demonstrate reduce. and we found it improved public ord

james cook, bbc news, glasgow. a fifteen—year—old girl has been stabbed to death in croydon. of a "much—loved and valued friend and pupil". a 17—year—old boy — who is believed to have known the victim — has been arrested. the police have released this statement. this is every parent�*s worst nightmare and they know the officers who responded this morning, along with our emergency service colleagues are devastated at the victor�*s there. this is an emotion i share and i know people across croydon will be feeling the same. the victim�*s family has been informed and our thoughts are with them at what must be an incredibly difficult time. we carried out an urgent inquiry is to find the suspect and within 75 minutes of the incident happening, a 17—year—old boy was arrested in new addington. he remains in custody and will be questioned by detectives. we remain in the early stages of investigation, however, based on what we know so far, we believe that we are not looking for anyone else in connection with this offence. from our initial inquiries, we believe the suspect may have know

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.rth. their report, published this evening, says the losses are outpacing investment to reverse the damage. the suggestion is more than 1,500 native species of plants and animals are threatened with extinction in great britain, including 40% of birds and over a quarter of land mammals. and flowering plants are now visible in less than half the places where they would have been seen 50 years ago. the report cites climate change, the way we manage our land for food and unsustainable fishing as some of the main factors driving the decline. but there is some hope because we've never had a better understanding of what we need to do to improve the situation. here's victoria gill. a suburban hedgehog highway in constant use. just by making holes in fences, gardeners here in 0xfordshire are giving urban hedgehogs a boost. it's really important that the the gardens, which are such important green spaces for the hedgehogs, that they're all connected. so we've got a hole here that they come throug

james cook, bbc news, glasgow. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news.d the government not to scrap the hs2 rail line between birmingham and manchester — saying such a move would be an international embarrassment. there's speculation the prime minister is considering cancelling the northern leg because of soaring costs. the government says that no decision has been made on whether to axe this leg. the first named storm of the autumn and winter season is expected to hit the uk today. named by the met office, storm agnes is likely to bring disruption from strong winds of up to 80mph — and heavy rain. met office severe weather warnings are in force from wednesday afternoon until thursday morning. the world's oldest gardening magazine, amateur gardening, is to close — in part, because the seeds attached to the cover now cost more than the cost of the magazine itself. published weekly since 1884, it backed the dig for victory campaigns in both world wars. you're live with bbc news. some breaking news from the uk where the broadcaster gb news has suspended one

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.detail is emerging from senior american officials about the release of travis king, the us soldier. released from north korea. he is now on us soil. he is at an american base. he was initially taken across the border to china then handed over to us officials. we are told that he has spoken to his family. we can confirm officials say that travis king is very happy to be on his way home, looking forward to being reunited to his family. the immediate focus is getting him medically ok before getting disciplinary action and other administrative action. they thanked the swedish government in their role in the diplomacy that took place full stop they say china played a constructive role. it help facilitate not mediate. it spoke about the pluses of keeping open an avenue of diplomacy to north korea. fascinatingly details about the release of private travis king. you are watching bbc news. let's turn to are watching bbc news. let's turn to a fascinating story at the european court of human righ

james cook, bbc news, glasgow. as possible. armenia says more than 42,000 ethnic armenian refugees have arrived from the enclave since azerbaijan's military offensive — that's a third of its population. the territory is recognised as part of azerbaijan, but had been run by ethnic armenians for decades. the armenian government has warned of possible ethnic cleansing. at least 100 people have died and 150 others have been injured in a fire at a wedding in northern iraq. this it's thought to have started after fireworks were set off in a hall. the bride and groom are said to be among those who were killed. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab has been following developments. it should have been the start of a new life together. the newlyweds took to the dance floor. hundreds of their relatives into the wedding hall to celebrate. but fireworks changed everything. the fire spread in minutes. the power went out. in the chaos, more than 100 died. the bride and groom's fate is still unknown. the bulldozer smashed a ho

james cook, bbc news, glasgow.wedding party in northern iraq, reportedly killing at least 100 people, including the bride and groom. officials said fireworks were lit during the celebration inside a hall. another 150 people have been injured. screenwriters and producers in hollywood say they've reached a deal to end a strike that's lasted nearly five months, revolving around pay and concerns about the use of artificial intelligence. the walk—out halted work on most tv shows, including stranger things and billions. david walliams has filed a high court case against the production company that makes britain's got talent. the action against fremantle media is listed as dealing with data protection. no other details have been given. a court in new york has ruled that donald trump committed fraud by repeatedly overstating the value of his business assets by up to £3 billion. it comes ahead of several other claims due to be heard in an upcoming civil trial. here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. another leg

the country decriminalised personal drug use more than 20 years ago. 0ur scotland editor james cook hasyour take on this trial in scotland? well, i must say it's a political achievement and that the scottish government and westminster have been tussling over this for years, and they've got it sorted, and i think everyone involved should become plummeted for that. in terms of what effect it will have on scottish drug problems, at best this will be pretty small. these programmes have some value but they engage in pretty small segments of the population, so i wouldn't expect mortality numbers to move as a result of this. that i wouldn't expect mortality numbers to move as a result of this.- to move as a result of this. that is the ho -e to move as a result of this. that is the hope because _ to move as a result of this. that is the hope because they _ to move as a result of this. that is the hope because they are - to move as a result of this. that is the hope because they are terrible in scotland, in terms of 3—4 deaths a day, that's what they are battling. what does the evidence show? be

the country's rate of drug—related deaths, which is the highest in europe. 0ur scotland editor james cook_ i'm an addict. do you mind me asking what drugs s used over _ i'm an addict. do you mind me asking what drugs s used over the _ i'm an addict. do you mind me asking what drugs s used over the years. i what drugs s used over the years. heroin and cocaine. tt is what drugs s used over the years. heroin and cocaine.— heroin and cocaine. it is not hard to find people — heroin and cocaine. it is not hard to find people struggling - heroin and cocaine. it is not hard to find people struggling in i to find people struggling in glasgow. this is jayde. she is 33. my glasgow. this is jayde. she is 33. my ex—partner died of drugs, my father, my sister. a lot of my friends have passed away. somebody had overdosed the countries have tried consumption rooms. we visited one in portugal and the scottish government says the evidence from abroad is that they do save lives. at least 100 people have been killed after a fire broke out at a wedding in iraq. it's believed fireworks were set off inside the

there it is the story of the deaths of james cook moses parkes allen attaway, david phillips, hampton stevens and albert minyard in hamburg, south carolina, in 1876. so is where we'll end with this one story from a set of inquests in the seaside case that this map i know probably hard for you all to see. hamburg is right here. it is directly across the savannah river from agusta just. if you can orient yourself to agusta, you're practically in hamburg. hamburg directly across the way. so here the savannah river, which is rolling down to the sea here, and here is the port at one of the most important cities in the antebellum south. so hamburg had been settled in 1820 by henry schultz, who named the town after the famous city. right. and his native germany. it quickly a hub of wagon traffic would come here pulling cotton from the interior of the south at first in 1820. right. we don't railroads yet most of that cotton then going by river savannah river to ports here then carried to charleston and by by. so that's. 1820. by 1825 they build this hamburg to charleston railroad and is the b

while james cook is in his second year with the bills. i love this story.ir boys tonight. we want to give you a reminder, good morning america's third hour, gma3, will be out here tail gating later this afternoon. one full hour of nothing but fun including my interview with both the offensive and defensive rookies of the year and garrett wilson. a lot planned for you coming up. >> we don't want to miss that. it will be so great to see damar back out on that field. you can catch all that action tonight on abc starting at 8 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up in our gma morning menu, the new headline on the effectiveness of this year's flu shot. >>> also this morning the psychiatrist, psychologist and therapist behind the new book "raising a kid who can" shares their expert advice to help kids thrive. >>> plus award winning chef jj johnson is here showing us a simple trick to make perfect rice every time. lara is upstairs with some very special guests. >> so many. we've got a full house. we've got the ladies of "the view" with us. we love that you came over. they are

she's a james beard award winning cook book author i think people watching in general are a little intimidatedoil, it's all there. asian food can be very accessible for everyone these days and really easy. >> what recipe did you bring today? >> okay. i'm making a steak for breakfast. it's grilling season, guys put on your apron. >> you went for the beautiful cut of the flank steak. >> the flank is part of the cow's abdominal muscles, so it is quite a tough cut unless you cook it more on the medium, medium rare side but i love the loose grains. >> and these are popular typically the meat in the stir fry. >> yeah. also you could use skirt steak you can use sirloin. you can use rib eye. i'm putting a lot of pungent aromatics and seasonings as the marinade >> there is none in this one we've got garlic. >> what's the five spices? >> i can name all five pepper corn will give you a nice tingling sensation on the tongue cinnamon, fennel, star anise yeah it has a smell and that five spices will give this steak a good kick what i want you to do is close the bag and give it a back rub yeah exactly. it is

james enjoyed humiliating you like that? >> absolutely. i think it was a power thing. >> serena cooked dinner for her husband and his lover. ick morelos. >> it was all demeaning and hateful stuff. james used to pick on her and poke out her, why don't you go back to nick. you guys were such a couple and to think. go back to nick. >> so there was some jealousy? they're >> definitely. >> now james lapan's only possible hope at trial was serena and her statement to police that her husband was asleep next to her when nick was killed. >> you wouldn't try to be covering up for him for anything? >> no. >> okay. >> but now, a little bit of drama was about to spawn a lot more. in december 2017, as james lapan sat in a jail cell, his wife of seven years sat in a hotel room during a work trip, watching a lifetime movie about an abusive, controlling husband. >> seeing that made me fully realize the fact that it is a pattern that is going to continue to get worse. if he had not been arrested this would probably be a direction in which my life would be going. >> it took months, but eventually serena found the courage to pick up the phone.

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james hardie™. >> the u.s. is said to be nomadic relations with the tiny pacific nations of the cook islands as china's influence grows. these are truly tiny places, but there is a big reason that we are watching them closely. >> they are very small, less than a population of 2000 and 18,000 respectively, they are small but strategically important. which is why president biden is entertaining these specifically, at this specific summit, this is the second such one that has taken place. during this today form we are excited to hear that announcement that you mentioned, the diplomatic ties with the cook islands as well. china, of course, has been very active in this region for a number of years, issuing loans and building out infrastructure, more recently signing agreements with the solomon islands, and another group which will talk about in a moment. the white house says that it is interesting type and economic growth but china is very much in the backdrop. >> not all the pacific island leaders will be there, who is missing and why? >> a couple notable no-shows, the solomon islands prime minister, he was in new y