and for more on romero and his impact, i'm joined by justin chang, film critic for the los angeles timesme to you, justin. zombies, who would have thought? what explains the impact of those early films? >> well, i think when you have a film like "night of the living dead," which is one of the great debut films any director in or outside the horror genre has ever given us, you have to look at the context, you know, vietnam, martin luther king, jr.'s assassination, the recent assassinations of the kennedy brothers, it was a time of obviously great social unrest ad george romero found, unwittingly or not, a perfect metaphor for that unrest, and i think it was about the primitiveness of the filmmaking, the very raw technique. it was shot on a $114,000 budget which is about $800,00 $800,000, still very small budget, and he achieved almost a documentary nightmare that captured, i think, a sense of rage and a pointlessness, kind of senseless, arbitrary killing that was really unsettling for audiences at the time and still enormously unsettling today. >> brown: his films, of course, largely done

. >> the push to change justin herman plaza is official. new this morning san francisco supervisor peskin will announce legislation calling specifically for that change. it proposes removing the name on the embarcadero by the ferry building until a new name is determined. justin herman did lead san francisco's redevelopment agency in the 1960s, and he pushed out african-american communities from the western neighborhoods. thousands of people signed an online petition calling for the name change. >>> 4:36. coming up, a major manufacturing coup for president trump claiming apple will build three big factories in the u.s. creating more jobs at home. what is apple saying this morning? >>> and a finder's fee for uber drivers. if you have ever left something in the back seat of an uber, maybe more than once, why you might have to pay the next time you do that to get it back. ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the futu

. >> justin, you can change the exposure. >> learning how to work as a team, show up to work on time, be dependable, responsible, understand the social cues, that's what's going to help them maintain the job. >> reporter: at any time there are 14 interns, between 16 and 30 years old, when they age out of school services. so does this program act like a bridge in some ways? >> it does. we are part of the bridge from school to adult employment life. >> reporter: a life that depends on knowing the soft skills of the workplace that can be challenging for people with autism. like the office party. >> it's a reward for me. >> reporter: saying good-bye to joey. the interns have moved on to jobs in recycling, food services, and the arts, planting the seeds for their careers by growing roses. ann thompson, nbc news, guilford, connecticut. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow, be sure to tune in as kate snow looks at the quest to get kids talking earlier, combining old-fashioned conversation with high-tech data. i'm jose diaz belart reporting from new york. thank you fo

(justine) and a big change coming to san francisco parks.why there will no longer be sandboxes for kids to play in.(jr stone) but first, uber and lyft under fire tonight... as one city attorney claims the ride- hailing services are creating a public nuisance in san francisco.... subpoenas have been filed... but are uber and lyft following the law? we'll explain... (jrstone) san francisco city attorney dennis herrera is requesting court orders forcing uber and lyft to comply with subpoenas. the subpoenas are part of an inverstigation into whether ride-hailing companies are creating a public nuisance. the subpoenas were issued on june 5-th... but neither company has provided the information. lyft initially worked with the city attorney's office to create an agreement but eventually stopped complying. uber objected to the subpoenas and refused to hand over any information. herrera says he wants is looking for information including if the companies are complying with disability laws. (justine) a childhood favorite for many kids at the playground

finch, back to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> more changes to charlesblic schools of after a former employee is charged with sexually assaulting students and producing child pornography. there is an informational meeting about helping students and teachers recognize sexual harassme harassment. >>> now to a warning for parents. a leesburg mom says a woman tried to lure her 8-year-old daughter into a car. it happened on tuesday when the girl was riding her bike. the woman told her little girl her mom was in the hospital and she needed to get in the car and come with her. that little girl knew better. she rushed home instead. we're keeping her private, but she hasn't been able to let go of the what-if. >> i haven't been. i've been panicked. she moved on because that's what kids do. i don't want everyone talking ut i am over it. >>> she came home with a detailed description of what had happened. it was a white or gray four-door sedan as far as the driver, the girl says the woman had medium complexion. she was in her early to mid 20s. that she had straight b

justine our daughter was special us to and so many others. we went down to the beach this morning and saw the plaqueness change to light justine was a beacon to all of us. we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> police say both officers who responded to the call were wearing body cameras at the time and they were not turned on at the time of the sho shooting. >> attorney general jeff sessions finding new directive this week aimed at increasing seizures of cash and property. asset forfeiture is co let's investigators permanently take money and other things away for those suspectsed of crimes. sessions wants more prosecutions for gun crimes and the opiate epidemic is result of doctors prescribing to many drug killers. >> we had drug epidemics in early 80s and kak came along late 80es, early '90s we've never seen anything like that this that exceeds automobile. >> under sessions the justice department plans to place a bigger emphasis on dismantling gangs. >> a warning for parents tonight. fbi is uming parents to use caution and research security concerns involving smart internet connected toys. and

. >> still ahead right here get ready for more changes at the airport when it comes to your electronics. >>> overnight justinieber behind the wheel of a vehicle that allegedly hit a member of the paparazzi. a new video and what police are saying next. >>> plus, the murder mystery at sea. a woman found dead on a cruise ship, the investigation underway as the victim is identified overnight. >>> residents of the foothills north of burbank are back in their home after a brush fire scare. hikers at a nature center had also been told clear out. the quickly brought under control after it erupted near the police academy. >>> the california teen who live streamed a deadly car crash where her sister died has pleaded not guilty to six felony counts against her. obdulia sanchez is accused of driving drunk with two 14-year-olds in the car. one of them her sister who died in the crash. prosecutors say the video which shows her taking her hands off the steering wheel and saying, she killed her own sister will be a key piece of evidence in the case. >>> police in mississippi are trying to figure out why officers went to the

justin? >> reporter: erika, good morning. the name should change within two years. there is a chance that it could be called just stuart high minus the jeb or it could be called something else. this was a very close 7-2 vote that came down just before midnight at a fairfax middle school last night. in the end, a fairfax school board did hear comments from the public. the name does not reflect its diverse student body. say that jeb stuart is a knock to virginia southern heritage. very soon the naming process is set to begin. though it's very clear that not all are on board. >> my understanding is that we've decided to change the name. there's going to be a -- >> my daughter liked jeb stuart high school. it was great for her. now she can't even say she graduated from jeb stuart high school. >> reporter: and as you hear, this issue is a passionate one for those from jeb stuart high. >> justin, you mentioned that stuart. just stuart might be the new name without the jeb part of it. what would that change? >> reporter: that was an interesting twist here. a compromise of

run shot to put miami ahead -- moore allowed four runs in the opening inning not much changed in the second -- justinbour ropes one to right field -- marlins extedn their lead 5-nothing (moore: 3.1 ip, 12 hits, 5 runs) marlins win 6-1 denard span hit a slapsh home run in the ninth for the only giants run over in seattle -- sean manaea and the a's taking on the mariners bottom third -- a's up 2-1 -- manaea gives up the lead -- nelson cruz singles to left field bringing in the tying run mariners took the lead on a sac fly (manaea: 7.0 ip, 8 hits, 3 runs) in the eighth -- new pitcher, no problem for cruz... he rips a 3-run bomb he joins the 300th club mariners win 7-2 the warriors will defend their championship next season with all five starters. golden state and zaza pachulia have reportedly agreed to a one-year deal for 3.5 million dollars. the veteran center is expected to make 20- percent more... since joining the team last july. by kevin durant willing to take a paycut of nearly 10-million dollars the warriors will try to fill their last roster spot by re-sign javale mcgee on the veteran's minimum

justine our daughter was so special to us and to so many others. we went down to the beach this morning and saw the blackness change to light. was a beacon to all of us. we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> officials say both officers who responded to the call were wearing body cameras but they were not turned on at the time of the >> ♪♪ >> meantime speaking of body cameras new footage released by police in oklahoma city revealing what happened leading up to an officer-involved shooting there. >> you think it's a joke. you come around that corner dude you drop the gun. one, drop it. [gunfire] >>> drop it. >> 45 got shots fired. go ahead and start. >> pause the video at the time of those gunshots. the officer-involved shooting last month led to the death of devante johnson. a witness reportedly called police after seeing johnson firing shots at passing cars. that dashcam video was released from a camera being worn by officer clayton sergeant. both officers asked the suspect many times to drop his gun. it was oversure gent that opened fire hitting johnson twice. officer sergeant

. >>> the push to change the name of san francisco's justin herman plaza is now official. orning san francisco supervisor is introducing legislation calling specifically for that change. that bill proposes removing the name from the plaza at embarcadero right there by the ferry building until a new name is determined. skr justin herman did lead in the 1960s but pushed out african-american communities from the western neighborhoods. thousands of people signed an online petition calling for the name change. >>> happening today transit considers the future of bus routes to three schools in the observing hills. oakland unified has been paying transit to provide service to mon ttero middle school, skylin high school, and community day school. but in january the district cut all that funding. ac transit says the bus services will go away without the money. the meeting is today at 1:00 in the east bay room in oakland. >>> and a light, easy drive showing up right now around the bay. we do have a tree down on highway 9 at sanborn. that's affecting just a few folks. you do see the sl

justine damond. there is new changes to body camera policy.changes the officers must turn on camera while responding to all calls. the officer who shot her had the camera off. the interim chief wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> what good is a camera if not used when it may be needed the most? from this day forward, the minneapolis police department we want to add strength to the expectations. michelle: another official says police are equipping squad cars to technology to activate the body cameras when the emergency flaggers are turned on -- emergency flashers are turned on. this sparked outrage and led to the resignation of the police chief. lucky whitehead is speaking after he was falsely accused of shoplifting in virginia that led to the release from the dallas cowboys. he and his agent told the team they weren't aware of the charge. the 25-year-old s believe he was innocent. >> like i said, i was brine sided. my back was against the wall. as an organization we preach all these mantras and they went away from that. michelle: he

justine, our daughter, was so special to us and to so many others. we went down to the beach this morning and saw the blackness change a light. justine was a beacon to all of us. we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. thank you. and tens of thousands of people may have their student debt erased as private creditors are realizing they don't actually have the paperwork required to prove they own the loans. as much as $5 billion of student debt is at stake in the ongoing legal battles, which centers on national collegiate student loan trusts. dozens of students have already had lawsuits against them dismissed amidst revelations national collegiate student loan trusts had mass-produced documentation and kept incomplete records. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today with monday's highly-anticipated release of the trump administration's goals for renegotiating the

justin herman plaza after maya agelou. the goal is 10,000. people calling for the name change say that justin herman in charge of redevelopment in the 1960s an demolished black owned homes and businesses in san francisco. >>> happening right now, a live look from sacred heart community services on 1st street in san jose where parents began to line up at 4:00 this morning. >> that's right. you see them bundled in blankets. an annual summer tradition at sacred heart. this is why. because parents can sign up for a backpack filled with school supplies for their children. this year, more than 3,000 backpacks will be handed out. this is open to families in need in santa clara county. families register today and pick up the backpacks qualifying on august 11th. >>> and time right now, 5:09. outside, palo alto, 59 degrees. mostly cloud free and patchy thick fog around san francisco and the coast. morning temperatures mild. 60s to start the day and by lunchtime, 70s bay side and then climbing into mid to upper 90s approaching mid afternoon around the valleys today and turning breezy lat

change. back to you. >> all right. justin finch on the road for us, thank you. >>> it's 4:30.mp is in hamburg, germany, getting ready for a high-stakes meeting with russian president vladimir putin. a live look for you here overseas where the president will play a key role in today's g-20 summit. trump and other world leaders have major issues on the table from terrorism to global trade to climate change. it's already creating some heated protests. >>

a ninety minute pep talk and exaltation to lawmakers to understand the appetite for change in france and to act. justin moaned of some songs. he said he wants to make government more efficient cutting the number of mps by a third. and europe was as ever a central theme. need to tony perry or it is no longer the time to paper over the cracks upon what we need to take europe you back to its beginnings. to its very origins and in that way give life began to a desire for europe only softball. it would appear that a manual micron would liking you kind of presidency from that practiced by his immediate predecessors you'd like to restore to the office. some of the mystique the symbolism and what the greatest symbol then to address the joint houses of parliament here in versailles home of the old monarchy. yeah i know who you're. but not everyone likes this new look french presidency the far left boycotted best site and held a symbolic meeting of it soon on left wing republican turf in eastern paris. reviews of president macro and were pronounce. he portrayed himself as. after. yeah because we've got. and. all

change. back to you. >> all right. justin finch on the road for us, thank you. >>> it's 4:30. right now president trump is in hamburg, germany, getting ready for a high-stakes meeting with russian president vladimir putin. a live look for you here overseas where the president will play a key role in today's g-20 summit. trump and other world leaders have major issues on the table from terrorism to global trade to climate change. it's already creating some heated protests. >> at the news desk. >> reporter: protesters clashing with police for hours and tensions are still high right now. want to give you another live look there in germany as high stakes meetings are about to take place. this is near the g-20 summit. armed police they've been in the area trying to keep the peace after violent outbreak that came overnight there. upwards of 10,000 protesters spilling out across the city. that's what we have been seeing. there you see setting fires, hurling bottles and rocks and fireworks at security. police responded as well with force, using water cannons, tear gas, batons, pepper

police are not positive it is involved in the crime. live tonight in walnut creek justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) changes...in the way san francisco police patrol twin peaks...after an unsolved murder at the popular tourist destination.(steve) tonight police are looking for witnesses to yesterday's shooting. grant lodes is here with the new change in police policy. (grant) police just announced tonight that until frther notice...uniformed police will be at twin peaks around the clock. the man who died yesterday, was a well respected san francisco resident and member of the local film community. ed french was shot yesterday morning just before 8:00. a jogger found him and cpr was given, but it could not save the 71-year-old. french has been a location scout in san francisco for more than 30 years. friends say that he was up at twin peaks taking some sun rise pictures...possi bly for a presentation. colleagues also say he was a great mentor in the business of television commericals. peter kwong, friend and colleague. "ed loved the city and loved to give of the city and make sure that it was cast in a great

run shot to put miami ahead -- moore allowed four runs in the opening inning not much changed in the second -- justine to right field -- marlins extedn their lead 5-nothing (moore: 3.1 ip, 12 hits, 5 runs) marlins win 6-1 denard span hit a slapsh home run in the ninth for the only giants run over in seattle -- sean manaea and the a's taking on the mariners bottom third -- a's up 2-1 -- manaea gives up the lead -- nelson cruz singles to left field bringing in the tying run mariners took the lead on a sac fly (manaea: 7.0 ip, 8 hits, 3 runs) in the eighth -- new pitcher, no problem for cruz... he rips a 3-run bomb he joins the 300th club mariners win 7-2 the warriors will defend their championship next season with all five starters. golden state and zaza pachulia have reportedly agreed to a one-year deal for 3.5 million dollars. the veteran center is expected to make 20- percent more... since joining the team last july. by kevin durant willing to take a paycut of nearly 10-million dollars the warriors will try to fill their last roster spot by re-sign javale mcgee on the veteran's minimum of nearly 2.5

changes. this shooting of justine ruszczyk has shot shock waves to this community but the australian communitylosely. everyone wants to know how an officer firing across in his car at a woman in the street in her pajamas just five doors down from her own house. >> ryan young, thank you. >>> let's take you to florida there where police there want charges filed against a group of teenagers who stood by and laughed as a man drowned in front of them. >> these are five young men, that man there died. he drowned. you could hear them in the background laughing and taunting him. people were outraged that authorities initially said they could charge these five with. but now cocoa chief of police wants the teens charged with not reporting a death to the medical examiner. here's nick valencia. >> get out the water, you gonna die! >> reporter: a blatant disregard for human life. >> we're not going to help your [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a group of florida teens taunt a drowning man while filming his final moments from afar. >> ain't nobody going to help you you dumb [ bleep ] shouldn't have got in there. >>

change. >> breaking news overnight from california. police say singer justinly hit a paparazzi photographer with his truck while leaving church services last night in beverly hills. tmz posted this video of the incident showing large truck moving slowly and striking the photographer. bieber stayed at the scene by the photographer's side until paramedics and police arrived. police say he fully cooperated d with officers at that scene. >> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm wisdom martin. today is thursday july 27th. erin como, mike thomas both here to talk weather and traffic. mike, let's start with you. >> why not? hey guys we got a warmer day today, a more humid day coming our way although a more cloud filled day than yesterday. yesterday felt a little than maybe a lot of people thought wisdom 'cause the sun was out a lot of day and that made things feel warmer than the day before. at noon more clouds expected, maybe peaks of sunshine. we head into the afternoon we really cloud things over. there's a couple spotty showers maybe a

changed somewhat in the last two months. choosing your sex. in the sunday times, justine greening, deals with equality matters.equality in this country. women's rights, the legalisation of same—sex marriage and now she says that has to come for transgender people and that is about changing... at the moment, if you want to change the sex on your birth certificate, that has to go through medical... through a medical system and this is saying people should be entitled to do that legally without a doctor's diagnosis, also an interesting issue about allowing gay men to give larger. quite a lot there. this is the bit that is quite controversial, i suspect, because people are going to say, well, you can see what they are trying to do here and it might sound brilliant except there are spaces and there are racist concerns because they are there to protect women and we were talking earlier about prisons, hospital wards, crisis centres... talk of legal cases and some people are unhappy about it. if people are concerned... the interesting thing is rather than two years living as a woman when you we re two years living as

let's hear what the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, has been saying on the issue of climate change a number of conversations with president trump on a range of issues, everything from bilateral issues, everything from bilateral issues like softwood and trade, nafta in general. two specific issues around climate change, underscoring the fact strong economic growth and environmental protection can and must go hand—in—hand. i emphasise this is something that matters deeply this are the citizens and impacts directly on our economic growth. now and into the future. this is the narrative that we have been sharing around the 6—7 table and was enthusiastically supported by just about everyone around the table here at the 620. people realise that a strong economy and a protected environment can and must go together for the sake of our citizens and for the sake of good jobs. let me explain, once the host of whichever summit is taking place, angela merkel in this case, has given a statement and laid out the broad agreement that have been found over the two days, it fires the starting gun for

justin herman plaza is now official. supervisor peskin will introduce legislation calling for the change, removing the name from the plazat embarcadero and market until a new name is determined. justin herman led the redevelopment agency in the 1960s and pushed out african-american communities from the addition. thousands called for the name change. >>> happening today transit is considering the future of some bus routes right now for three schools in the oakland hills. oakland unified has provided service to skyline high school and community day school but in january district cut the funding. they say without that money those bus services will go away. that meeting is today at 1:00 at the east bay transit office community room in oakland. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. blame it on the rain. that is what golden gate bridge district officials are citing for the dip in bus and ferry riders. according to the marin ij ridership is down 10% since last july. at the same time ferry ridership is down about 1%. the agency blames an unusually wet winter along with fewer fans taking ferries to giants games

coming up-- the big change that may make you rethink the way you pack your carry on bags. california. singer justin bieber involved in a car accident last night. according to tmz-- the singer was leaving a church service in beverly hills when he accidentally struck a photographer in the road. the whole incident was captured on camera. bieber stayed at the scene, and until police and paramedics arrived. he was not cited for the accident, before he was eventually allowed to leave. no word on the status of the injured photographer. breaking right now closer to home.. a homicide investigation in riverdale park. prince george's county police say a man was shot and killed on 54th avenue after some type of altercation between a couple of groups. so far, no word on a possible suspect. developing now.. we're hearing newly released 9-1-1 calls that were made during monday's devastating tornado on kent island in maryland. the twister destroyed 14 homes, knocked over trees, and caused boats to fly into the air. richard reeve has more. an deadly shooting of justine damond in minneapolis.. police officer mohamed

these are countries were justin merkel, thatla lofty rhetoric about climate change, he other public finance is still, the bulk of it is going into fossil fuels rather than clean energy. that is something that needs to change immediately. amy: and the significance of tillerson possibly being subpoenaed to testify in this new york lawsuit? >> i think it is very significant. i think it will be interesting to see what comes out of that process if he is made to testify. we will see of wayne tracker or rex tillerson shows up on the stand. i think one thing this highlights, both the fact he's been compelled to testify potentially in this case for misleading investors about the realities and risks of climate change, but also his receiving this award for lifetime achievement for his work in the petroleum industry. it really lays something bear that is often under the service in the united states, which is we need to separate oil and state. this is not just a problem in the u.s., but instead of having intermediaries where we have lobbyists or campaign contributions to politicians from the oil, gas, a

justine didn't have to die. >> the police chief prom ills cents for change after bride to be after mourners and protesters gather to send a message to police. >> plus: is this the future of high speed travel, coming to philadelphia? some city officials might be saying not so fast. we're back in two minute. blank >> a rally together thursday night ... (protests). >> valerie castile attended the march in support of justine damond, catille's son, philando, shot and killed by police offers nerve july of 2016. justine was fatally shot last saturday night after calling 911 over concerns of a possible assault outside her home. minneapolis police chief spoke to reporters about the violence on thursday. >> justine didn't have to die. based on the publicly released information from the vca, this should not have happened. >> the police chief also calls for review of the way body cameras are used in the department since neither officers had theirs turned on at the time of this incident. >> and in the meantime, in the foot hills west of yosemite, huge wild fire is threatening thousands of buildings and structures, the wild f

. >>> justin herman plaza in san francisco may get a new name. a petition to changeame in honor of railway driver has collected nearly 10,000 signatures. the woman behind the petition says she decided to launch it after learning about the man for whom justin herman plaza is named. in that role he led efforts to demolish thousands of black owned homes and businesses in the fill more district. hundreds of parents lined up in the south bay trying to get school supplies for their kids. sacred heart community service registered about 3,000 children today. they were here when many students showed up bright and early. >> really hard backpacks and school supplies and this and that. but i think this would help a lot for like three children to be going to school. >> these cost 60 to 90 bucks per kid. what's driving people here isn't just the need for supplies. they're going to schools that don't have the resources to provide these things. >> if you'd like to help and donate to sacred heart, you'll find a lirnk on our website. it was supposed to last two -- the highly anticipat

is the general election and the performance of labour in that election that has changed things here in parliament. justin have been saying for a long time now. we have been exit —— at last we have a cabinet ministers as you say falling over each other to start advocating this, a shame they did not put that into practice with a vote next week when the heavy opportunity to lift the pay gap. the big question always asked notjust of the conservatives but of you as well, how will you find this pay rise? public sector workers, there are millions of them, it would cost an awful lot of money, what do labour's plan say about that? we set out in our manifesto a fully costed set of proposals. the important thing here is that we allow the independent pay review bodies to actually be independent of government, take on board the views of both government. we will work with them whatever they come up with. what we have heard so far is a really pointless exercise where they have been taking representations from all round but have been told they can't increase pay for more than two years and that is not good enough. but h

originally released in january, it caught on when the justin bieber had it in a nightclub and ask to record a new verse. streaming is changingl continue to open up music from latin american artists globally. it has also injected new lives into the global music industry. revenues are going up music industry. revenues are going up after a downturn. artists will get hoping to recreate the despacito phenomenon. three of president trump ‘s inner circle have been called to give evidence next week in congress about russian interference in the presidential election last year. much more on that story and other stories on the website. thank you for watching. hello there. there was still quite a lot of energy in the atmosphere, during wednesday afternoon some pretty intense thunderstorms broke out across north wales and parts of north—west england. weather watchers pictures coming through of torrential downpours, and there were reports of flash flooding across the rhyl area and parts of western lancashire. during the small hours of thursday, those heavy, thundery showers continue to move their way northwards. quite a wet start to thurs

this and this preemptive not preempting the language might need to change when it comes to canada but it will be very tough for justin trudeau and the liberal party to sell that to canadians and what we might see are batteries on the ground the problem is that there's nothing here right now and these type of things that these batteries that are against are cruise missiles are there they exist but are still in development to a certain degree they're not one hundred percent yet but like i said donald trump wants to see this have happened and it most likely it will happen soon and it will both countries will have to cooperate well and it will be interesting to see how the rest of the international community reacts to it because we've already seen some negative reactions coming in different parts of the world from other ballistic missile defense system so alex the heil of interpreting for us from toronto thank you so much for that thank you. driving cars are expected to hit the market within the next four years believe it or not as of now a lot needs to happen though to make that a reality california is the mecca of self

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees. a country where tackling climate changeion. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. the headlines on bbc news: after days of intense fighting — iraqi forces say they've taken control of the main base of the so—called islamic state in mosul. the un calls for italy to be given greater support — as it deals with record numbers of migrants crossing the mediterranean. helmut kohl — the father of german reunification and the country's longest serving chancellor in modern times — has finally been laid to rest. the service was held at speyer cathedral. the former chancellor's coffin was taken away by an honour guard for burial. earlier, world leaders, paid tribute at a ceremony in the eur

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees. a country where tackling climate changence charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in gay pride events across the world. a parade of 52 floats took the celebrations through the spanish capital madrid. the rally was led by all of spain's major political parties. behind them came people decked out in rainbow flags and colourful outfits. the massive outdoor gathering was the highlight of the 10—day world pride 2017 festival, which wraps up on sunday. let's catch up with the sports news. we start with rugby union, and the british and irish lions have become the first side to beat the all blacks on home soil since 2009. the 2a points to 21 victo

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees, a country where tackling climate changeon. prince charles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that, in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. sport now and in rugby union, the british & irish lions have become the first side to beat the all blacks on home soil since 2009. the 24 points to 21 victory levelled the series ahead of next saturday's third test. 0ur sports correspondent katie gornall reports from wellington. many said it could not be done — not against the world champions and certainly not here on home turf. but they have pulled off one of the great wins in history and kept the series alive. when sonny bill williams was sent off in the first half for a shoulder charge on antony watson, he wasn't just the first all black to be s

justin trudeau defined canada as a country built on diversity, of welcoming refugees. a country where tackling climate changeles didn't mention canada's british ties but he paid tribute to canadian values. around the world, canada is recognised as a champion of human rights. applause. and as a powerful and consistent example of diversity. this was a day that underlined that in north america, canada's voice is distinctive and increasingly different to that of america. gavin hewitt, bbc news, 0ttawa. all this weekend we've been reporting on the ceremonies marking 20 years since britain handed over hong kong to china. with the official events now behind us, to wrap up our coverage on a different note, we thought we'd introduce you to the territory's answer to one direction. this boy band wants nothing less than to empower hong kong's young generation. here's their story in their own words. i hope one day all the people of hong kong can live peacefully happily, without any inequality. we are worried about our homeland we are worried about our homeland we are worried about what has happened in hong kong. so we ho

changes and $500 gas card. the other day, they surprised justin at work, asked him to come outside to the parking lot to see thel you just what that gesture meant to him. >> that's awesome. he's just walking to work. and to have a random person do that for you. >> and his facebook post, andy is like we need more people like this. he works his tail off, all he wants to do is make his life better, we're going to help him get there. great story. >>> first low goes to the facetime requests you get when you're an nba star that gives out his personal phone number at a press conference. he was traded to the timberwolves, at his introductory meeting, he made an offer to fans and critics alike. give me a call. >> i'm fine. everybody is entitled to their opinion. with that being said, my phone is in my back pocket right now. if whoever has anything to say to me, feel there you have it. please do. >> that's the real number. as you can imagine, his phone immediately started to blow up and he answered. here he is face timing with a fan who called in, eventually telling the guy after a good sized chat he had to run to answer

justin rowlatt, bbc news, kabul. greenland is one of the most remote parts of our planet — but changes there could affect us here in the0ur science editor david shukman has been to greenland to look at what‘s happening. a vivid blue snakes across the greenland ice sheets. a beautiful sight, but when the ice here melts the oceans rise around the world. 0n the horizon, the ice sheet looms ahead of us. we‘ve joined a team of british scientists. they‘re trying to understand how the ice is changing. people are very worried about the possibility that the ice sheet might be melting faster and faster in the future. we touch down in one of the remotest corners of the planet. the first task is to set up camp — a home in an utterly barren wilderness. once it‘s level, i‘ll leave it to you to take the measurements. the scientists then get to work. they want hard facts about the ice. painstaking research, to measure how quickly it might vanish. from the air, all you can really see is what looks like a vast expanse of endless white, but that isn‘t the whole story. because what‘s hard to grasp as i stand here is that this isjust the s

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